
The school and society
John Dewey · narrated by Liam
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The book that helped reinvent modern education. John Dewey argues that a school should not wall children off from life but connect them to it, learning by doing, in a community that mirrors the wider world. Clear and visionary, these lectures reshaped how a century thought about teaching. A foundational classic for any parent or teacher who wants to understand where progressive education came from and why it still matters.
9 chapters
- 1AUTHOR’S NOTE3m
- 2I THE SCHOOL AND SOCIAL PROGRESS41m
- 3II THE SCHOOL AND THE LIFE OF THE CHILD40m
- 4WASTE IN EDUCATION39m
- 5IV THE PSYCHOLOGY OF ELEMENTARY EDUCATION35m
- 6V FROEBEL’S EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES25m
- 7VI THE PSYCHOLOGY OF OCCUPATIONS11m
- 8VII THE DEVELOPMENT OF ATTENTION18m
- 9VIII THE AIM OF HISTORY IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION15m
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