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This book outlines a study that examined effective teaching through the lens of Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi's concept of "flow". More specifically it attempted to determine whether the effectiveness of a teacher was correlated to being recognized in a state of flow. The study tested the hypothesis that as a result of the heightened awareness that flow creates teachers in flow are more aware and responsive to their students' needs and emotions to help facilitate learning. Consequently, the students of teachers in flow are more engaged in the classroom activities and learn because they want to learn not to prepare for a test or some extrinsic reward. With Csikszentmihalyi's flow model as a framework for comparison the presence of flow in the classroom was examined through videotape and interviews of twenty teachers' divided into two groups of ten. One group, designated effective was composed of teachers' awarded for their teaching effectiveness. The other group consisted of randomly selected teachers from the same schools. Each teacher was videotaped in their classroom and later interviewed to determine the presence of flow in the teaching experience.