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Institution Tutor Course Date Dewey View On Education My criticism to Dewey view on education is based on how the current society focuses on specific skills rather than the whole education process. The current obsession with well-paying jobs has triggered increased obsession with specific skills an aspect that Dewey refuted. To Dewey education is a process and not a preparation for the future life. Dewey highlights that education starts early in life and continues to evolve with the growth of the child. However the and live together as one. The ability to live together as one should be derived from education since it evolves around all the aspects of life. The focus only on specific elements of the process of education according to Dewey is not acceptable. Also Dewey would respond to this problem by highlighting the importance of progressive education which is situated in his theory that education is a process of living. Works Cited John Dewey "Democracy and Educational Administration " School and Society 45 (April 3 1937); 457-67 [...]
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read the file the answer the question the question is Dewey States that “education... is a process of living and not a preparation for future living” (my pedagogic creed). Thus, he states that the only purpose of education is “growth.” Educators should help students to grow, not teach them specific skills that will prepare them for specific jobs. Try to come up with one or two criticisms or potential problems with this view. Try to imagine how Dewey would respond to your criticisms. i need it in 4 hours
Subject Area: Philosophy
Document Type: Paraphrasing
