B2–C1 · SYS · 5 patterns
Systems thinking
Trace second-order effects, bottlenecks, local optimisation, and the drivers that keep a problem recurring.
01 · How to use this set
Start from the communication job
Trace second-order effects, bottlenecks, local optimisation, and the drivers that keep a problem recurring.
Read the frame, try to complete your own sentence before opening an example, then compare the English structure with its German parallel. The point is retrieval and choice, not passive list reading.
02 · Representative patterns
Start with these reusable frames
A compact sample from the 5 patterns in this study set.
03 · Complete set
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Pattern PracticeFind a pattern you can reuseContinue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.Pattern AtlasThe immediate effect may be [X], while the second-order effect could be [Y]Continue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.Pattern AtlasThis removes the bottleneck at [X], but may move it to [Y]Continue through a canonical Metkagram learning surface already linked from this page.