Moral Principles in Education

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John Dewey's influential philosophy centers on democracy as a fundamental ethical ideal, affecting politics, education, and communication. He emphasized the importance of schools and civil society as critical areas for reform, advocating for experimental intelligence and pluralism. Dewey's ideas significantly shaped educational practices and social reform in the early twentieth century, reflecting his commitment to fostering a democratic society. His work continues to resonate in discussions about the role of education in promoting democratic values.