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Moral Principles in Education
John Dewey
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This is a fantastic little book that is very easy to read though packed with philosophical claims and assumptions. In this book Dewey lays out what he sees as the problems of the concept and practice of primary education in the United States. Sadly the problems he addresses of standardization and th
"New inventions, new machines, new methods of transportation and intercourse are making over the whole scene of action year by year. It is an absolute impossibility to educate the child for any fixed station in life. So far as education is conducted unconsciously or consciously on this basis, it res
This book is fine and helps give an outline of what Dewey believes about education.
Đầu tiên phải nói là bản dịch cực kỳ tệ hại. Thế nên nếu không quá tha thiết thì tốt nhất không nên đọc cuốn này.
Còn về nội dung sách, sau nỗ lực đọc hiểu thì theo mình thấy sách cũng có một vài điểm sáng tuy có lẽ vì viết lâu rồi nên không quá cách mạng lắm. Nhưng nếu nhìn vào nền giáo dục của chú
unbelievable to imagine that this was written in 1909 and yet majority of the things he says are still applicable to today's society and school system
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The business of the educator—whether parent or teacher—is to see to it that the greatest possible number of ideas acquired by children and youth are acquired in such a vital way that they become moving ideas, motive-forces in the guidance of conduct.
There cannot be two sets of ethical princip
This is a must read from one of the greatest philosophers of modern times. Dewey's views on education are a far cry from what our current situation is in the U.S., and Dewey's ideas are much more broad and progressive in my opinion, and necessarily result in the inclusion of more children and a bett
Dewey's work brings about an important yet seemingly contradictory point to light: How does one go about teaching Personal Responsibility? Is that not a conception to be answered by oneself? The answer is to look in between. To mold students to evaluate the reality of what they are learning, not a n
Dewey was ahead of his time. It's refreshing to see that this book- written 107 years ago, and during a time when corporal punishment was commonplace- is so modern in its perspective. In a nutshell, schools should embody the principles they teach, and that these principles should include practical a
Although it was written at the beginning of the 20th century, this book is still relevant to education today. John Dewey is probably most famous for his work in education at the University of Chicago and his founding of the University of Chicago Lab Schools. It is still necessary to teach 'morals' (