2010
DOI: 10.1177/0013161x10375294
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The Nature, Meaning, and Measure of Teacher Flow in Elementary Schools: A Test of Rival Hypotheses

Abstract: Purpose: This inquiry is the first comprehensive, empirical analysis of the nature and measurement of flow in elementary teachers. The clearest sign of flow is the merging of action and awareness, that is, the degree to which an activity becomes spontaneous and automatic and individuals lose conscious awareness of themselves as they perform a task such as teaching. The basic objective of the research was to examine the theoretical structure and measurement of flow in elementary teachers. Research Methods: A ty… Show more

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“…According to Rothbard, workers exhibiting these characteristics are cognitively available to apply their best thinking to a task and are not distracted by other events around them. Also related to absorption is Csikszentmihalyi's (1990) flow theory, which according to Schaufeli and Bakker (2003) has some overlap with work engagement in that it describes optimal work experience (see also Beard and Hoy, 2010). According to Schaufeli et al (2008) absorption has a more enduring and persistent nature than flow, which refers to short-term peak experiences.…”
Section: Sdtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…According to Rothbard, workers exhibiting these characteristics are cognitively available to apply their best thinking to a task and are not distracted by other events around them. Also related to absorption is Csikszentmihalyi's (1990) flow theory, which according to Schaufeli and Bakker (2003) has some overlap with work engagement in that it describes optimal work experience (see also Beard and Hoy, 2010). According to Schaufeli et al (2008) absorption has a more enduring and persistent nature than flow, which refers to short-term peak experiences.…”
Section: Sdtmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In flow, the person loses selfconsciousness and a sense of the passing of time and enters into a different level of experience. (2003, p. 38) Most intuitively understand this phenomenon of being 'in the zone' or 'in flow' -a state of total immersion and merging of action and awareness (Beard & Hoy, 2010). This highly motivating state raises the question: Why are some people highly committed to and engaged in activities without obvious external rewards?…”
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“…The teachers should strive to improve the education consciousness, actively take part in the teachers" flow system and the teachers will have right to know, right to speak at the same time, and be sure carry out the "contract spirit" of the exchanging system, and the teachers should actively play their role after flowing in the new school, and try their best to undertake the culture (from the system personnel to the school personnel and finally to the owner of the school), and return to the teachers themselves position, actively participate in the class construction of the flow school, and join in the team construction of the influx school under the premise of self-reliance. [10] In addition, take use of the internet platform to actively build a teacher exchange platform to public the information, from the start mechanism to select mechanism, adjust mechanism, complain mechanism and finally to the exiting mechanism, of the flow teachers, set up the 3rd party tracking evaluation and feedback team for the flow teachers and system, and the team members should be made of the…”
Section: The Improvement and Optimization Measures Of The System mentioning
confidence: 99%