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A New Name for Some Old Ways of Teaching: Dewey, Learning Differences, and Liberal Education
2009
Education and Culture
The diversity of learning differences in today's college classrooms raises an array of diffi cult questions that pedagogical theory and practice have yet to address. The trend toward more individualized instruction presents a puzzle when considered alongside this new diversity, particularly in the context of classical ideals of liberal education. Drawing on the surprisingly timely educational writings of John Dewey, this essay attempts to sketch a pedagogical vision for the 21st century that
doi:10.1353/eac.0.0018
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