Edward Norton, a mathematician and meteorologist, coined the term “Butterfly Effect.” According to him, a small cause, a change, or a seemingly trivial event can have larger consequences. A movement in one place can have a ripple effect on the entire cosmos. A butterfly’s flap can cause a tornado. Norton's theory confirms the significance of interconnectedness, a fundamental truth about life.Bringing this into the teaching profession may help explain the span and depth of influence that a ...

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