Wuwei, self-organization, and classroom dynamics

Educational Philosophy and Theory 51 (11):1141-1151 (2019)
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This article juxtaposes the notion of wuwei in Daoism and philosophical principles of self-organization in systems theory to re-imagine classroom dynamics in which pedagogical relationships...

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