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Intelligence by design: Thorndike versus Dewey.(Edward Thorndike, John Dewey)
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As the battle for influence over school reform continues in the 21st century, Mr. Gibboney finds that Edward Thorndike maintains the upper hand over John Dewey.
One cannot understand the history of education in the United States during the twentieth century unless one realizes that Edward L. Thorndike won and John Dewey lost. --Ellen Condliffe Lagemann (1)
IN THAT brief statement, historian Ellen Lagemann provides a useful scaffolding for understanding the problems education faces today, nearly a century after Dewey published Democracy and…
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Intelligence by design: Thorndike versus Dewey.(Edward Thorndike, John Dewey)
...maintains the upper hand over John Dewey. One cannot understand the...century unless one realizes that Edward L. Thorndike won and John Dewey lost. --Ellen Condliffe...no more to increase general intelligence than learning in any other... |
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