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Teaching & Research Resources The Kids' Conference is located within a Systems Thinking framework: "In the case of all things which have several parts...the whole is not, as it were, a mere heap, but the totality is something besides the parts," (Barnes, 1984, vol. 2, p. 1650) - the origin of which is to be found in Aristotle's Metaphysics. This quote is given by Capra & Luigi Luisi, (2014, p.10) who also note: "The Whole is more than the sum of its parts..." was to became the catchphrase for Systems Thinking (holism). Ethics & Technology Ethical by Design by Matthew Beard & Simon Longstaff Teaching & Learning Why schools need to embrace kids' creativity | Sir Ken Robinson Science Resources The Royal Society of Victoria The Royal Society London WEF: Girls education fights climate change. Quantum Science and Technology

Led by Prof. Lloyd Hollenberg, School of Physics IBM Quantum Hub at the University of Melbourne Quantum Computing Made Simple Learn Quantum Computation using Qiskit Oxford Plan Bee Australian Microplastic Assessment Project 400 Years of Oxford Botany: Roots to Seeds Environmental Professional Community of Australia Science Communication for Kids Research Resources Root Cause Tree Inquiry Based Learning Project Based Learning Inquiry Based Learning in the Science Classroom Systems Thinking Resources Introduction to Systems Thinking by Peter Senge The Center for Systems Awareness Linking Thinking: WWF Fritjof Capra - A Systems View of Life Mindwalk - Screenplay by Fritjof Capra Schumacher College, UK Blackmountains College, UK Why Australia’s Crosswalk Buttons are the Best by Julian O'Shea Stakeholder Analysis: The Noisy Chicken Systems Thinking white boarding animation by James Swanson Environmental Change Institute, University of Oxford Hooper, M. & Stave, K. (2008). Assessing the Effectiveness of Systems Thinking

Interventions in the Classroom Proceedings of the 26th International Conference of the System Dynamics Society. Athens, Greece, July 20-24, 2008. Academy for Systems Change Systems Learning by Schumacher Systems Thinking Tools Feral Futures Invasive Species: Feral peril - Cosmos Lessons Exploring novel technologies to take pest management to the next level Strategic pest animal management: Melbourne Water Feral Animals in Sydney - Learn to use FeralScan: Parramatta Bushcare Meet the Ferals Episode 1: ABC Television Centre for Invasive Species Solutions Department of Agriculture, Water and the Environment Predator Free NZ overview

Saving NZ Birds - Short Documentary

Possums, Stoats and Weasels...Oh My‪! - Jessi Morgan PFNZ podcast interview PFNZ guidelines to help create school environments where our unique native species can thrive.

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