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Causal Loop Diagrams (CLDs) are powerful tools that enhance the understanding of complex systems, particularly in educational settings like the Personal Project (PP). This project allows students to explore topics […]

Systems Thinking in education had long been a tantalizing element of my personal drive to create something very innovative and very unique as part of the growing movement for real,

Reflect on the natural processes of our world that sustain and thrive over time. Seek ways to mimic natural cycles and learn from natural materials. Cultivate a sense of connection

In this video, Daniela Rivas Chavarría describes her first experience using the Sustainability Compass with her International Relations class. She shared what she did, how it went, and a student

By participating in the More Systems Thinking for Sustainability in the Classroom workshop, I became more familiar with the Systems Iceberg and the Sustainability Compass. It was helpful to practice

Recognize that any one event is just a ‘snapshot’ moment in a broader trend over time. Learn about the trends and events of the past that have shaped the modern

The Goal: To host the second changemaker conference for international schools in Europe. To support students in roles as diverse as food supplies, website creation, hotel bookings, workshop organisation and

Last April I was able to enroll on the course “Community Connections” by Compass Education. The opportunity came while I was in the middle of the third semester of my

At the start of each school year, I introduce my students to the Global Goals and the Sustainability Compass to kickstart their thoughts on the overall concept and role of

This Spring, I left a five-year teaching and instructional coaching career in North Texas to embark on a journey of civic leadership development and to found a bilingual micro-school with