curriculum

In The Shape of Change, students engage in games and other classroom activities (teamwork, hands-on, learner-centered learning) to explore what changes over time.

Want to learn a new way of thinking and, at the same time, have fun exploring zombie chickens, vampires, and the spread of a new strain of space flu? Dive into this self-paced book of mysteries to begin your personal adventure.

These environmental systems lessons contain activities and research about sustainability, land, air, and water for students to explore. Systems thinking tools help them discover ways to create an environment for the future that has the ability to regenerate as well as sustain. 

Sometimes it seems as though it's impossible to understand what's causing all of the "craziness" of life's ups and downs. Many situations in a variety of contexts display this up-and-down oscillatory behavior.

These four simulations introduce students to a variety of systems tools along with primary and secondary historical resources by examining an important period of American history.

Dollars and Sense combines systems thinking and mathematical tools with computer simulations in challenging students to manage their personal financial futures.

The CLE hosts a wide variety of subject-specific curriculum documents. Many of the PDF documents include models and examples for use in the classroom.