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JOHN DEWEY.pptx
1. TITLE: JOHN DEWEY
GROUP : C
SUBMITTED BY :
• KAINAT BIBI
• NIMRA WAQAR
• RABIA SHAHID
• ALIA NAEEM
• LAIBA ZEESHAN
DEPARTMENT :
• HUMAN NUTRITION AND DIETETICS
3. INTRODUCTION
John Dewey was an American philosopher,
psychologist, and educational reformer who
emphasized the importance of experience and
experimentation in learning and problem-solving.
He was born in 1859 in Burlington, Vermont, and
died in 1952 in New York City. Throughout his
career, he taught at several universities and wrote
extensively on topics such as education,
democracy, ethics, and aesthetics.
4. MAJOR THEME
Theory: John Dewey believed that each child
was active, inquisitive and wanted to
explore.He believed that children need to
interact with other people, and work both
alone and cooperatively with their peers and
adults
Invention: His paper ‘’The Reflex Arc concept
in psychology ‘’ published in 1896 regarded as
the first major work in the functionalist school
psychology .
6. MAJOR WORK :
• His most significant writin were "The Reflex Arc Concept in Psychology "
(1896), a critique of a standard psychological cocept and the basis of all this
further work, Democracy and Education (1916) , his celebrated work on
progressive eduction ,Human Nature and Conduct (1922), a study of the
function of habit in human .
• Major works:
• * Etbics (1908)
• * How We Think (1910)
• * Democracy and Education (1916)
• * Reconstruction in philosophy (1920)
• * Human Nature and Conduct (1922)
• * Experience and Nature (1925)
• * The Public and its Problems (1927)
• * The Quest for Certainty ( 1929)
• * Art as Experience (1934)
• * A Common Faith (1934)
• * Logic : The Theory of Inquiry (1938).
7. CONCLUSION :
• *John Dewey was an American
philosopher,psychologist,and educational
reformer who emphasized the importance of
experience
• *Major works:
• •Etbics(1908)
• •How we think(1910)
• •Democracy and education (1916)
• •Human nature and Conduct(1922)
• *Theory and inventions:
• John Dewey believed that each child was
active, inquisitive and wanted to explore. His
paper "The Reflex Arc concept in psychology"
published in 1896