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The commentary poses harmony as IDC's boldest and most challenging concept for Western readers

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q1 i? The authors find harmony the boldest and most challenging concept in the IDC approach, asking what habits prepare students for a harmonious life and society without producing an inert, docile, or conformist society. → Roschelle 2019

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Roschelle 2019

Roschelle, J., & Burke, Q. (2019). Commentary on Interest-Driven Creator theory: a US perspective on fostering interest, creativity, and habit in school. Research and Practice in Technology Enhanced Learning, 14(13). https://doi.org/10.1186/s41039-019-0107-2

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Theoretical commentary on the habit loop's harmony component. The authors note that to American ears harmony is too often dismissed as an internal state of mind rather than an actionable external collective reality, and contrast it with the dynamism of the interest and creation loops.

"What kind of habits prepares students for a harmonious life and to build a harmonious society, but yet do not lead to a society that is inert, docile, or conformist?"

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title The commentary poses harmony as IDC's boldest and most challenging concept for Western readers
description The commentary poses harmony as IDC's boldest and most challenging concept for Western readers
status review
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