Network theory is a multidisciplinary framework for analyzing interconnected systems, representing entities as nodes and their relationships as edges, and using mathematical tools, particularly from graph theory, to understand complex dynamics.

1. Group 10
1.Fernando C. Santos
2.Sharmaine C. Sabellina
3.Jenika May Dablo
4.Lynde Marie Etor
5.Jellyvel Authentico
6.Mark Baricuatro

2. Network Theory

3. Network theory is a framework for
studying the relationships and
connections between people or things. It
views a group as a network where
individuals are nodes and their
interactions are links. This theory helps
us understand communication flow and
influence within a system.
Network Theory

5. Science Experiment Scenario
• The teacher gives a science experiment task
to the class.
• Student A discusses ideas with Student B on
how to set up the materials.
• Student B shares instructions with Student C
to make sure they follow the steps correctly.
Classroom
Setting
Example
Classroom as a Network

6. • Student C asks the teacher for clarification about
one of the procedures.
• The teacher explains, and all three students
adjust their work based on the feedback.
Nodes → Teacher, Student A, Student B, Student C.
Links → Communication lines between teacher–students and
student–student.
Information flows in multiple directions, not just from the
teacher.

7. Here’s the diagram for
Science experiment scenario
— it shows how
communication flows
between the teacher and
students, and among the
students themselves, during
the activity.

8. • A classroom works like a network where
each person is a point (node).
• The teacher and students are all connected
through communication and interaction
(links).
Insights from Classroom as a Network

9. • Information flows in different directions — teacher to
students and student to student.
• More connections mean better sharing of ideas
and stronger teamwork.
• A well-connected classroom network helps everyone
learn and succeed together.
Insights from Classroom as a Network

10. • understand how communication flows
• identify key people in the network
• Improves teamwork and coordination
Network Theory helps us
Conclusion

11. Thank you!