
This paper discusses the coordinated use of the Soft Systems Methodology (SSM) learning cycle with additional bodies of knowledge. This approach furthers focused understanding and appreciation for taking action within social systems. Adapting the SSM learning cycle extends the richness of the real-world situation understood from an analytic soft systems perspective to encompass the appreciation of a problematical situation using additional bodies of knowledge to explain and explore. Examples illustrate using SSM to foster learning and improve teaching in a research education practice, in a national level research project and, further, in professional in-service at advanced level education.
Computer and Information Sciences, research, 330, soft systems thinking, soft systems methodology, 370, Data- och informationsvetenskap, Systems engineering, TA168, praxeologies, higher education, T1-995, didactical transposition, SSM learning cycle, coordinated SSM, Technology (General)
Computer and Information Sciences, research, 330, soft systems thinking, soft systems methodology, 370, Data- och informationsvetenskap, Systems engineering, TA168, praxeologies, higher education, T1-995, didactical transposition, SSM learning cycle, coordinated SSM, Technology (General)
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