D. Reinholz, M. Pilgrim, Amelia Stone-Johnstone, K. Falkenberg, Christopher Geanious, Courtney Ngai, J. Corbo, S. Wise
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This article describes how a focus on outcomes can be a tool for guiding systemic change. By focusing on positive outcomes to be achieved, a group can guide its collective efforts toward an ideal future rather than becoming fixated on individual problems to solve. While there is support for an outcome-guided approach in the literature on individual and organizational change, this approach has not been used extensively to support department-level changes in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education.