Permaculture educators and program designers
Designing a permaculture education program or curriculum that integrates transformative learning principles.
The e2 systems, program design, support mind map template from Xmind is a comprehensive 84-node framework for permaculture educators and program designers. It covers the GAIA U transformative learning model, the Cynefin decision-making framework, and practical pathway patterns for designing complex systems. The template includes specific nodes like 'GAIA U: transformative action un/learning', 'Cynefin model' with its four quadrants (simple, complicated, chaotic, disorder), and 'remembering, reviewing' strategies with four review intervals. This template serves as a cheat sheet for integrating permaculture design competence development with systems thinking, offering a structured approach to program design and support network building.
Termos e condiçõesDesigning a permaculture education program or curriculum that integrates transformative learning principles.
Facilitating a team workshop on decision-making frameworks, using the Cynefin model to classify complex problems.
Planning a personal or group learning journey with structured review cycles to deepen understanding of complex material.
Open the template in Xmind to navigate the GAIA U and Cynefin model branches for your program design.
Edit the existing 84 nodes and add new sub-topics to tailor the pathway patterns and support networks to your specific context.
Utilize the built-in review intervals to refine your design before exporting the map as a PDF or image for your team.
It is a 84-node Xmind template that maps out permaculture program design using GAIA U, Cynefin model, and pathway patterns. It helps educators and designers build complex systems and support networks.
The Cynefin model categorizes situations into simple, complicated, chaotic, and disorder. Use the template to analyze your context and apply the appropriate sense-respond strategy for each quadrant.
GAIA U covers transformative action un/learning, patterns of permaculture design competence development (e.g., 'flexible thinking and mind'), and the call for permaculture academies.
Yes, the template includes default intervals (after event, 24 hours, week, month) but you can edit the nodes in Xmind to match your own review schedule.
Yes, it includes foundational concepts like 'starting small' and 'risk making mistakes', making it accessible for novices while offering depth for experienced practitioners.
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