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Democratic Education: What Would Dewey Say?

Christopher H. Tienken

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The author examines select excerpts from John Dewey's writings on democracy, discusses the role of education in a democracy, and offers ideas on how to provide students with a democratic education.

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The author examines select excerpts from John Dewey's writings on democracy, discusses the role of education in a democracy, and offers ideas on how to provide students with a democratic education.

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The author examines select excerpts from John Dewey's writings on democracy, discusses the role of education in a democracy, and offers ideas on how to provide students with a democratic education.

Key concepts: Democracy, Democratic education, Progressive education, Pedagogy, Sociology, Political science, Mathematics education, Law

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