Experience And Education (1997) (English)
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- Educational Philosophy Simplified
- Critique of Traditional Models
- Learning Through Experience
- Reflective Thinking Explored
- Published by : PW Creation
- Ratings: 4.9 out of 5
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“Experience and Education” by John Dewey is a concise and thought-provoking examination of educational theory. This classic text critiques traditional and progressive education models while offering a balanced and practical approach to learning through experience. With its emphasis on the continuity of experiences and reflective thinking, this book remains essential reading for educators, students, and policymakers striving to improve education systems.
You Will Learn
- The principles of experiential learning and its role in education.
- A balanced critique of traditional and progressive education methods.
- How reflective thinking enhances the continuity of experiences.
- Practical insights into designing effective and meaningful educational programs.
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Experience And Education (1997) (English)
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Nisha Verma –
“An eye-opening book that redefines the purpose of education as an enriching life experience.”
Rajesh Iyer –
“John Dewey’s philosophy of education is beautifully captured in this book. Highly recommended for teachers.”
Pooja Malhotra –
“This book inspires educators to make learning more meaningful through experience. A brilliant read!”
Arjun Singh –
“A transformative read that urges educators to focus on experiences as the foundation of education.”
Shruti Joshi –
“An insightful book that emphasizes the importance of learning through real-life experiences.”
Karan Reddy –
“Dewey’s arguments for experiential learning are timeless and essential for modern educators.”
Meera Deshmukh –
“A deeply engaging book that challenges the conventional ways of teaching and learning.”
Vikram Jain –
This book offers a fresh perspective on how education should be a balance of experience and theory
Vikram Jain –
This book offers a fresh perspective on how education should be a balance of experience and theory.
Vikram Jain –
“This book offers a fresh perspective on how education should be a balance of experience and theory.”
Tanya Rao –
“John Dewey’s emphasis on the experiential approach to education is brilliantly explained in this book.”
Aditya Mehta –
“A must-read for anyone interested in the philosophy of education. Dewey’s ideas are timeless.”
Neha Kapoor –
“The book highlights the importance of experience in shaping education. Insightful and inspiring!”
Sanjay Thakur –
“An essential read for educators who want to create meaningful learning experiences for their students.”
Anjali Gupta –
“The concepts in this book are thought-provoking and encourage educators to rethink traditional methods.”
Mohit Malhotra –
“A timeless work that bridges the gap between theory and practice in education. Highly recommended!”
Kavita Iyer –
“Dewey’s insights on the importance of experiential learning are both enlightening and practical.”
Rohit Desai –
“This book challenges traditional education methods and presents a forward-thinking approach to teaching.”
Sneha Nair –
“The emphasis on learning through experience is beautifully articulated. A valuable guide for modern educators.”
Arvind Patel –
John Dewey’s thoughts on education are as relevant today as they were decades ago. A must-read for educators.
Arvind Patel –
“John Dewey’s thoughts on education are as relevant today as they were decades ago. A must-read for educators.”
Priya Sharma –
“This book provides a clear framework for understanding experiential learning. A timeless classic!”
Ramesh Verma –
A profound book that redefines the principles of education. Dewey’s ideas are revolutionary and practical.
Ramesh Verma –
“A profound book that redefines the principles of education. Dewey’s ideas are revolutionary and practical.”