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Session Type: Symposium
The ecology of educational spaces is often a complex, highly interactive, and dynamic environment. This symposium seeks to explore the ways in which complexity theory serves as a framework for both interpreting educational spaces as a complex dynamic system and explaining the complex interactions and collaborations that unfold among varying actors. We offer both an understanding of the ideas of complexity and their applications in education spaces and research.
What Is Complexity and What Is It Doing in a Nice Place Like Education? - Serina A. Cinnamon, University of North Carolina at Pembroke
The Continued Relevance of the Basics of Complexity Theory to Educational Spaces - Matthijs Koopmans, Mercy College
Complexity Theory Meets Transformative and Indigenous Approaches to Education: Exploring Bateson's Environmental Double Bind - Deborah Seltzer-Kelly, Wabash College
Retraining the Brain: Transformative Communications as Ongoing Learning Through Professional Development - Arine Lowery, North Carolina State University
An Emerging Community of Scholars? Complexity in Education at AERA - Joanna K. Garner, The Center for Educational Partnerships