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Part of our Fail (in order) to Succeed collection, this lesson challenges thinkers to first trace a shape and then try to trace the same shape but while only looking in a mirror that a partner is holding up for you to see the shape in.

Fail (in Order) to Succeed A Collection of Lessons for Building Academic Grit What if the most important thing we could do for a learner is put them in a position to be wrong? Not careless. Not unprepared. Not set up to fail without a net. But genuinely, productively, usefully wrong — in a low-stakes…

This Loopy was created Jess Bushman and shared here for others to use. Jess Bushman is the science teacher at Joseph City High School in Joseph City, Arizona. A NOTE FROM JESS: Acid/Base Balance is a homeostatic function of the human body. It is a principle that is taught in Medic, Nursing, and Medical Schools.…

 This causal loop diagram is used in the Paper Fold chapter of The Systems Thinking Playbook by Linda Booth Sweeney & Dennis Meadows.