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ways to measure evolving systems project success

Submitted by Paul Grobstein on Mon, 10/12/2009 - 9:54am.

The evolving systems project will, for me, be a success if it can live up to your wish to "to be challenged to notice the stories unfolding around me."  And even more so if it helps you make it easier for your students to "sit with their own stories and experience the healthy conflict that comes from grappling with the unexpected, a divergent view, or a new observation."  Maybe they, and we, can even learn to value/enjoy that as evidence of being alive, active participants in an evolving universe?

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