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Essay | John Dewey: Savior, Culprit, or Inconsequential Bump in the Highway?

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John Dewey: Savior, Culprit, or Inconsequential Bump in the Highway?

Summary: This essay describes the life and impact of John Dewey. It will also help address a question that has prompted public discussion for the last 100 years: Is the traditional method of education broken and is progressive education the answer?

This paper describes the life and impact of John Dewey. It will also help address a question that has prompted public discussion for the last 100 years: Is the traditional method of education broken and is progressive education the answer? Richard Rorty once said, "At the end of every blind alley we seem to find Dewey." This would seem to add fuel to the debate of whether or not progressive education has been an answer or curse to the problems of society today, but, for now, we need to delve deeper into the subject matter to better understand which side this cleaver quip supports.

INTRODUCTION

Most would agree that John Dewey had a huge impact in American Education. He has been described amongst other things as a philosopher, educator, and social activist. He certainly was "one of the most...
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