Democracy and Education (Annotated)
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Democracy and Education (Annotated)

by John Dewey

Education Philosophy
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John Dewey explores education as more than the transmission of information, presenting it as a vital process through which individuals grow and communities sustain democratic life. This annotated edition introduces his influential ideas about experience, learning, communication, schools, and social development.

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Democracy and Education examines the relationship between learning, society, and democratic life.

John Dewey considers education as an active process shaped by experience, communication, and participation.

The book explores how schools and communities influence intellectual growth and social development.

This annotated edition offers readers additional context while presenting Dewey’s influential educational philosophy.

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