Systems methods practice: release 0.23

26 free original practice pages now sit under the systems-thinking introduction. Each has a fictional scenario, explicit outputs, worked comparisons, checks, a defective claim or model to repair, and a second case.

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What changed

All thirteen approaches and three theory rows from the public SCiO portfolio have an introductory rehearsal. Ten further pages support systemic inquiry, intervention, learning, conversations and evaluation. Free and paid external routes are distinguished from original exercises. The Open University map exercises and MIT problem/solution pairs are linked directly.

Practice resources are searchable in the atlas and connected to existing method entries where their identities could be matched. The gateway, atlas home, main navigation and reading-list page link to the pack. Model-specific links appear in relevant atlas item views.

What the checks establish

The release gate checks the site, standards inventory, source references, worked arithmetic, graph integrity and interactive behaviour. It preserves the previous release's tests and protected source-owner assets. Browser test results are recorded in the GitHub workflow for the deployed commit.

Those tests do not constitute independent specialist review of every pedagogical judgement. The pages state where they rehearse only part of a fuller methodology and where real organisational application is still needed. They are not accreditation or provider endorsement.

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