Source Book in the Philosophy of Education
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"Source Book in the Philosophy of Education" is a comprehensive collection of fundamental texts and perspectives that explore the underlying principles of teaching and learning. Compiled by the influential educator William Heard Kilpatrick, this work serves as a vital bridge between classical thought and the progressive education movement of the early twentieth century.
The volume brings together diverse viewpoints on the role of the individual in society, the nature of knowledge, and the ethical responsibilities of the educator. By presenting key excerpts from various philosophers and theorists, Kilpatrick provides a structured framework for understanding the social and psychological factors that influence modern schooling. This source book is designed to provoke critical thinking about the aims of education and the methods used to achieve them.
Valued for its historical significance and its enduring relevance to pedagogical theory, "Source Book in the Philosophy of Education" remains an essential resource for students of educational history and those seeking to understand the intellectual foundations of the classroom experience.
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