🎯 Learning Intention

Recognize that every process—technical or personal—operates as a system made of smaller, connected parts.

Understand that improving any system starts with identifying feedback and adjusting one small step at a time.

✅ Success Criteria

By the end of class, you can:

1. Identify one system you rely on every day.
2. Explain what happens when one part of that system breaks.

💭 Why Are We Learning This

Because great technologists, designers, and leaders all share one skill: they see patterns.

When you understand how systems connect—whether it’s a 3D printer, a website, or your morning routine—you can troubleshoot, improve, and innovate instead of reacting.

🌞 Warm-Up / Tech Journal (10 min)

“Think of a system you use every day—something that keeps your world running.

It could be your morning routine, your social feed algorithm, your Chromebook setup, or even your playlist rotation.

What are the main steps in that system? What happens if one part fails?”

Task:

• Sketch or bullet the steps (3–5 max).
• Circle the part that fails most often.
• Write one line about how you could repair or improve it.