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Mansoor Fahim Summary

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Mansoor Fahim is an associate professor in Applied Linguistics. He received a Ph.D. in TEFL from

Islamic Azad University in Tehran, Iran in 1993. As for his professional background, he was a member of

the faculty of English Language and Literature at Allameh Tabataba’i University in Tehran, Iran from

1981 to 2008. He has taught English at a lot of universities. At present, he runs Research methods,

Psycholinguistics, Applied Linguistics, Second Language Acquisition, and Seminar classes at M.A. level

and First Language Acquisition, Psycholinguistics, and Discourse Analysis courses at Ph.D. level at a

number of universities including Allameh Tabataba’i and Islamic Azad Universities. He has several

published articles and books mostly in the field of TEFL and has translated some books into Farsi. Dr. …show more content…

Fattaneh Abbasi Talabari

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Abstract

Sciences exist to demonstrate the fundamental order underlying nature. Chaos/complexity

theory is a novel and amazing field of scientific inquiry. Notions of our everyday experiences are

somehow in connection to the laws of nature through chaos/complexity theory’s concerns with

the relationships between simplicity and complexity, between orderliness and randomness

(Retrieved from http://www.inclusional-research.org/comparisons4.php). It is interested in how

disorder leads to order, of how complexity emerges in nature. There appears to be many striking

and eye-catching similarities between the new science of chaos/complexity and education.

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