Systems Thinking
The simulations are designed to be used first in an instructional setting. They are not intended as stand-alone products. When purchased, each simulation is packaged with:
- a complete instructor’s manual
- an MS PowerPoint presentation
- workshop handouts.
The demos below do not, therefore, represent the complete product. For more information, please contact Prof. Hallinger.
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Systems Thinking/Systems Changing US School Download
Systems Thinking/Systems Changing Business (English) Download
Support Materials for Use with the Systems Thinking Simulation
Sample PowerPoint handout Download
Case problem for Systems Thinking Simulation Download
Activity Handouts Download
Papers on Systems Thinking/Systems Changing
Hallinger, P., Crandall, D., Ng Foo Seong, D. (2000). Systems thinking/Systems changing: A Computer simulation for learning how to maker schools smarter (pp. 141-162). In K. Leithwood and K.S. Louis (Eds.) Understanding schools as intelligent systems. New York: JAI Press. Download
Hallinger, P. (1998). Increasing the organizational IQ: Public sector leadership in Southeast Asia. The Learning Organization, 5(4), 176-183. Download