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continuity. of. experience operates that we get the basis of discriminating among
experiences. I may illustrate what is meant by an objection which has been
brought against an idea which I once put forth—namely, that the educative
process ...
continuity. of. experience operates that we get the basis of discriminating among
experiences. I may illustrate what is meant by an objection which has been
brought against an idea which I once put forth—namely, that the educative
process ...
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The two principles of continuity and interaction are not separate from each other.
They intercept and unite. They are, so to speak, the longitudinal and lateral
aspects of experience. Different situations succeed one another. But because of
the ...
The two principles of continuity and interaction are not separate from each other.
They intercept and unite. They are, so to speak, the longitudinal and lateral
aspects of experience. Different situations succeed one another. But because of
the ...
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The principle of continuity in its educational application means, nevertheless, that
the future has to be taken into account at every stage of the educational process.
This idea is easily misunderstood and is badly distorted in traditional education ...
The principle of continuity in its educational application means, nevertheless, that
the future has to be taken into account at every stage of the educational process.
This idea is easily misunderstood and is badly distorted in traditional education ...
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Contents
THE NEED OF A THEORY OF EX PERIENCE | 12 |
CRITERIA OF EXPERIENCE | 23 |
SOCIAL CONTROL | 53 |
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