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How to use this framework

Three analyzers, one diagnosis. Each one answers a different question about the same pressure, and the integrated summary reads them together. Run them in order — the later ones assume the vocabulary of the earlier ones.

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Facilitator rules carry over: do not individualise diagnosis, map patterns rather than people, and end every session with one regulation-level and one structural-level commitment.

Select a framework to analyze burnout across system dimensions

Three instruments, fifty items each, one integrated read. Concentric Circles locates where pressure originates. The Dynamic Feedback Loop shows how it circulates. The Five Pillar Matrix shows which pillar destabilises under which column — and hands you the facilitator card that matches.

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Scoring convention
Every item is scored 0 = Not True through 5 = Fully True. Scores are compression readings, not performance ratings, and no item is reverse-keyed — a high score always means more pressure on that dimension.
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Cell value is that intersection’s compression score out of 5. The darkest cell is your dominant column × destabilised pillar, and it maps to one facilitator card.
Section scores — each section is 5 items × 5 points = 25 max
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Burnout Phase Matrix — Reversibility Classification

What each pillar-and-phase intersection costs to reverse. Regulation is sufficient in the pale cells. In the dark cells, regulation alone is the wrong instrument — the intervention has to move outward into design.

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Your position on this matrix
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What it costs to reverse now
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What it costs if left
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Reversibility interpretation
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Hold these distinctions
Overdrive is not health.
Moral fatigue is not exhaustion.
Silence may indicate Phase 5.

Integrated Analyzer Summary

The three analyzers read together: where compression originates, how it circulates, and which pillar is destabilising. Complete all three for a full read — partial scores are shown as partial.

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All dimensions, highest first
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Intervention sequence
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If intervention at one level fails, move outward in the system layer.
Matched facilitator cards
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Frameworks and instruments from The Systems Intelligence Guide for K‑12 Educators — Dr. Ango Fomuso Ekellem & Melvis Chongong Asongwe.
TechSyntar Systems Intelligence Framework