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A Workshop for new Facilitation Team members

A Workshop for new Facilitation Team members. Systemic Change for Decatur. 1. What is systemic change, and why is it needed? 2. What is systems thinking? 3. What is the systemic change process like? 4. What has happened so far in the Journey? What are the next steps in the Journey?

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A Workshop for new Facilitation Team members

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  1. A Workshop for new Facilitation Team members

  2. Systemic Change for Decatur 1. What is systemic change, and why is it needed? 2. What is systems thinking? 3. What is the systemic change process like? 4. What has happened so far in the Journey? What are the next steps in the Journey? What are the roles and responsibilities of the FT? What are the roles and responsibilities of the LT?

  3. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? There are two major kinds of change: • Piecemeal, tinkering, modifying, adjusting.

  4. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? There are two major kinds of change: • Piecemeal, tinkering, modifying, adjusting. • Systemic change, paradigm shift, transforming.

  5. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? There are two major kinds of change: • Piecemeal, tinkering, modifying, adjusting. • Systemic change, paradigm shift, transforming. Main Point #1: Systemic change is needed when a system’s environment changes dramatically.

  6. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? There are two major kinds of change: • Piecemeal, tinkering, modifying, adjusting. • Systemic change, paradigm shift, transforming. Main Point #1: Systemic change is needed when a system’s environment changes dramatically. Has that happened in MSD Decatur?

  7. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? History of major paradigm shifts.

  8. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? History of major paradigm shifts. Toffler’s three great waves of change. • Development of agriculture •Industrial revolution (physical capabilities) •Information revolution (mental capabilities)

  9. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? History of major paradigm shifts. Toffler’s three great waves of change. • Development of agriculture •Industrial revolution (physical capabilities) •Information revolution (mental capabilities) Each wave of change brought paradigm shifts in all of society’s systems.

  10. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information

  11. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: ?

  12. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended ? family

  13. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear ? family family

  14. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: ?

  15. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family ?

  16. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy ?

  17. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: ?

  18. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse ?

  19. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train ?

  20. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train Plane & car

  21. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train Plane & car Education: ?

  22. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train Plane & car Education: One-room ? schoolhouse

  23. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train Plane & car Education: One-room Current How is the schoolhouse system difference similar?

  24. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts Waves of change: Agrarian Industrial Information Family: Extended Nuclear Working-parent family family family Business: Family Bureaucracy Team Transportation: Horse Train Plane & car Education: One-room Current ? schoolhouse system

  25. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Paradigm Shifts

  26. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed?

  27. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Systemic change is fundamental transformation. Big changes in society cause (require) systemic changes in all societal systems. Education: Pull (new needs) and push (means). ________ What must change to meet our children’s needs? Main Point #2:

  28. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed?

  29. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial AgeInformation Age

  30. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial AgeInformation Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization

  31. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership

  32. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability

  33. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships

  34. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships Mass production, etc. Customized production, etc.

  35. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships Mass production, etc. Customized production, etc. Compliance Initiative

  36. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships Mass production, etc. Customized production, etc. Compliance Initiative Conformity Diversity

  37. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships Mass production, etc. Customized production, etc. Compliance Initiative Conformity Diversity One-way communications Networking

  38. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Look at our Current Changes Industrial Age Information Age Bureaucratic organization Team organization Autocratic leadership Shared leadership Centralized control Autonomy, accountability Adversarial relationships Cooperative relationships Mass production, etc. Customized production, etc. Compliance Initiative Conformity Diversity One-way communications Networking Compartmentalization Holism (Division of Labor) (Integration of tasks)

  39. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Main Point #3 To understand what features an information-age educational system should have . . . We must first understand the needs and conditions of the emerging information society.

  40. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Main Point #3 To understand what features Decatur Schools need for the information age . . . We must first understand the needs and conditions of the emerging information society— • how the Decatur Township is changing • how you want it to change • Work place • Family • Community

  41. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Work Place How has the work place changed? • Thinking • Cooperation • Initiative Response: • Change the curriculum? But . . . Students aren't learning enough. Costs are rising. Hidden curriculum. • Change the paradigm. In what ways?

  42. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . .

  43. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . . Sorting vs. Learning

  44. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . . Sorting vs. Learning Time-based Attainment-based

  45. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . . Sorting vs. Learning Time-based Attainment-based Group-based Person-based

  46. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . . Sorting vs. Learning Time-based Attainment-based Group-based Person-based Teacher-based Resource-based

  47. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Features for Education? People learn at different rates . . . . Sorting vs. Learning Time-based Attainment-based Group-based Person-based Teacher-based Resource-based A key: The report card

  48. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Family What kinds of changes have occurred?

  49. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Family What kinds of changes have occurred? • Lack of communication • Emotional needs unmet • Mental and physical abuse • Physical needs unmet • Neglect • Lack of discipline

  50. 1. What is Systemic Change, and Why Is It Needed? Family What kinds of changes have occurred? • Lack of communication • Emotional needs unmet • Mental and physical abuse • Physical needs unmet • Neglect • Lack of discipline Response: More discipline, free lunch programs, it's not our problem. But . . .

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