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John Dewey was an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer who was born in 1859. He completed high school in three years and entered college at the University of Vermont at age 16. After graduating from college, Dewey took various teaching positions and became the Department Chair of Philosophy at the University of Michigan. In 1896, Dewey played a role in developing the first experimental school called the University Elementary School and outlined his progressive views on how education could improve society.
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John Dewey was an American philosopher, psychologist, and educational reformer born in 1859. He believed that education should be experiential and help students actively participate in real-life problem solving. Dewey's theories emphasized hands-on learning, inquiry-based education, and making the curriculum flexible and integrated with social experiences. He saw the teacher's role as a facilitator to guide students to independent discovery and thought schools should balance individual interests with delivering shared knowledge. Dewey's progressive theories had a significant influence on 20th century education.
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- L. Stanhouse defined curriculum as an experiment subject to scrutiny and translation to practice. He promoted student choice and saw curriculum as a process of interaction rather than physical documents.
- D. Schon defined reflective practice as professionals learning from experience. He discussed reflection in and on action and knowing in action.
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