Workshops
**Systems Thinking Tool Course: Behavior-Over-Time Graphs
A Systems Thinker Observes How Elements Within Systems Change Over Time, Generating Patterns and Trends Systems thinkers pay close attention to patterns and trends — even when they may not be immediately obvious. In this course, you will learn how to measure change and identify patterns and trends. By doing so, you can better understand…
Read MoreBehavior-Over-Time Graph (BOTG) Photo Gallery
The following are actual images of how teachers are engaging students to use behavior over time graphs at various grade levels. PreK Anna Kolb from Climbing Tree Community School shared these BOTGs she and her systems thinkers made together to compare the Creepy… books by Aaron Reynolds. What do you notice about the shape of…
Read MoreSystems Thinking Tool: Behavior Over Time Graphs (BOTGs)
A collection of resources related to behavior-over-time graphs from courses you can take to learn more about them to templates and resources for use in your classroom and a photo gallery of examples of BOTGs from various grade levels. To improve your understanding of behavior-over-time graphs you can take advantage of the Thinking Tools Studio…
Read MoreFoldable Behavior-Over-Time Graph (BOTG) Template
Rubric for Behavior-Over-Time Graph (BOTG)
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Read MoreThe In and Out Game from The Shape of Change
The In and Out Game is a simple activity which introduces and reinforces the understanding of change over time, including the use of stock/flow diagrams showing why the change happens. Read more about the In and Out Game Lesson from Creative Learning Exchange. This is a part of The Shape of Change including Stocks and…
Read More2. Systems Thinking as Practice Workbook
Click on the image above to download the digital version of your Systems Thinking as Practice workbook. Access to this file is restricted to teachers who are in the STEMAZing Systems Thinking Cohorts. If you are in a cohort, request access and it will be granted.
Read MoreBorton Boys Video – 1st Graders Using Systems Thinking
Prepare to be wowed and impressed as these young students put systems thinking into action to solve a real world problem they are experiencing during recess. If they can use systems thinking, we all can!
Read More3. ASU ASAP LinkTree
All the links to forms, templates, archived videos, and more, directly from the ASU ASAP team.
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