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But for theory, at least for the theory that forms a philosophy of education, the
practical conflicts and the controversies that are conducted upon the level of
these conflicts, only set a problem. It is the business of an intelligent theory of
education ...
But for theory, at least for the theory that forms a philosophy of education, the
practical conflicts and the controversies that are conducted upon the level of
these conflicts, only set a problem. It is the business of an intelligent theory of
education ...
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Without pressing these defects to the point of exaggeration, they at least illustrate
what is meant by a theory and practice of education which proceeds negatively or
by reaction against what has been current in education rather than by a ...
Without pressing these defects to the point of exaggeration, they at least illustrate
what is meant by a theory and practice of education which proceeds negatively or
by reaction against what has been current in education rather than by a ...
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HAVE said that educational plans and projects, seeing education in terms of
lifeexperience, are thereby committed to framing and adopting an intelligent
theory or, if you please, philosophy of experience. Otherwise they are at the
mercy of ...
HAVE said that educational plans and projects, seeing education in terms of
lifeexperience, are thereby committed to framing and adopting an intelligent
theory or, if you please, philosophy of experience. Otherwise they are at the
mercy of ...
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Contents
THE NEED OF A THEORY OF | 12 |
PERIENCE I | 16 |
CRITERIA OF EXPERIENCE | 23 |
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