英文摘要
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From the 1890s to the 1950s, the American society went through a dramatic transformation. Progressive education was born in response to the needs of modern society, and the renowned philosopher John Dewey quickly rose to leadership in the great movement. Starting with the development of Dewey's philosophical career and the insights shown in his educational theory, this study employed the multiple meanings of ”progress” to clarify the major differences between Dewey and various factions within progressive education. It was found that Dewey indeed held certain views similar to those of other progressive educators, such as rejecting traditional education, advocating manual training, emphasizing the child's freedom, establishing a science of education, and participating in social reconstruction. However, owing to his much deeper understanding of the nature and power of education, Dewey put remarkable stress on experiential growth, scientific methods, and democratic goals in education, which others could hardly integrate well or even imagine.
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