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An entry-level programme designed to be taught by third parties

Overall learning objectives

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Who can teach it

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Preparation

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Structure

Session 1

Opening exercise

  1. Participants share an experience of what brought them to the course and their learning needs and plans for action
  2. In a reduced form of Silent listening each person is listed to in silence with participants writing down needs/ ideas and issues on individual hexies
  3. the hexies are then clustered and each cluster is given a name
  4. the exercise is used to illustrate the wider principles of Complex facilitation

Systems

  • A SYSTEM is a group of interacting or interrelated entities that form a coherent whole.
  • A system, surrounded and influenced by its environment, is described by its boundaries, structure and purpose and expressed in its functioning.
  • An AGENT is anything which acts (has agency) within the system individual, group, story, idea etc.

Three types of system are then introduced

  • Ordered where the system constrains agents to a level where they actions are predictable
  • Chaotic were there are no effective constraints
  • Complex where everything is entangled with most other things as the system itself changes over time and as a result of agent interaction

Ordered systems are defined by:

  • predictable
  • control levers (NEEDS EXPLANATION)
  • repeatable
  • aggregation
  • the whole is the sum of parts
  • long foresight
  • constraints tend to contain

Chaotic systems are defined by:

  • no effective constraints
  • volatile
  • not sustainable - always temporary
  • no foresight
  • nature is used as a positive with MassSense in Cynefin (this is a note not a characteristic)

Complex systems are defined by:

  • constraints tend to connnext
  • modulated and disposition no linear causality
  • managed by influencing their change over time
  • some foresight of dispositional state and probabilities


====closing exercise

  • What are your biggest insights from the pre-work and up to now?
  • Which paradigms and worldviews do you think are no longer sufficient? Why?
  • Is there anything you’d like to clarify?