Teachable Moment and Chaos
CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK BASED ON CHAOS THEORY FOR ORGANIZING TEACHER RESPONSES TO TEACHABLE MOMENTS
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| ORDER | NEAR EDGE | COMPLEX EDGE | CHAOS | |
| TEACHER RESPONSES |
Suppressive | Opportune | Sustainably Poised | Over-Responsive | |
| TEACHING OBJECTIVE | Teach Lesson |
Teach Children | Teach Each Other |
Teach Self |
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| LEARNING | Imposed | Redirected |
Co-created | Incidental | |
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MOTIVATION | Extrinsic | Relevant | Flow | Amusement | |
| LESSON | Planned |
Adjusted | Emergent | Unintentional | |
| CURRICULM | Required | Hidden | Transformative |
Unrestricted | |
| LEADERSHIP |
Authoritarian | Authoritative | Participatory | Permissive | |
| TEACHER POWER | Dominant Power |
Reasonable Power | Shared Power |
Recessive Power | |
| STUDENT PLEASURE | Restricted Pleasure |
Conditional Pleasure | Unconditional Pleasure |
Unrestricted Pleasure | |
| LEARNING COMMUNITY | Power-Based | Reason-Based | Unity-Based | Pleasure-Based |

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