What's Left of Philosophy 95 | John Dewey and the Education of Experience
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Aug 14, 2024 John Dewey, a pioneering American pragmatist philosopher known for his influential ideas on education, dives into the essence of learning connected to human experience. He critiques traditional methods, advocating for education that adapts to individual student needs and backgrounds. Dewey delves into the balance of autonomy and guidance in classrooms, highlights the importance of genuine engagement, and addresses the role of internal motivation in learning. The conversation also touches on the nuances of diversity in education and the relation between his philosophies and Marxism.
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Intro
00:00 • 3min
Navigating Dewey's Educational Philosophy
02:42 • 19min
Dynamic Experiences in Education: Insights from Dewey
21:15 • 21min
Navigating Diversity in Education
41:51 • 8min
Critiquing Social Control Through Game Metaphors
50:08 • 2min
Desire and Progressive Education
52:15 • 9min
Reflecting on Ideological Shifts in Education and Closing Remarks
01:00:48 • 2min