Sustainability Compass, Use it for: Seeing issues via four lenses: Nature, Economy, Society, Wellbeing., How this helps learning: Surfaces multiple perspectives and SDG links; shows interconnections., Iceberg, Use it for: Looking beneath events to patterns, structures, and shared beliefs., How this helps learning: Moves beyond quick fixes; explains recurring, hard-to-solve problems., Behaviour over Time Graph, Use it for: Sketching how something changes over time., How this helps learning: Reveals patterns for richer discussion; great for feelings or behaviour., Stock and Flow, Use it for: Showing what builds up and the in/out flows that change it., How this helps learning: Focuses on rates and delays; exposes the complexity of change., Causal Loop, Use it for: Mapping reinforcing and balancing feedback loops., How this helps learning: Visualises cause-and-effect; explains why patterns persist or shift., Leverage Points, Use it for: Choosing small, smart changes with big effects., How this helps learning: Prioritises high-impact ideas; best used with other tools., Root Cause Analysis, Use it for: Tracing tough problems back to underlying causes., How this helps learning: Targets causes, not symptoms; useful for personal, story, or GCE issues., Pyramid lite, Use it for: Vision → What’s happening? → Why? → What? → How? → Do., How this helps learning: Turns learning into action with a clear, simple plan.

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