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Foreword
David T. Hansen
Introduction
Donna Adair Breault and Rick Breault
Part I: Active Learning
Active Learning: A Growth Experience
Rick Breault
One Active Learning as Reflective Experience
William H. Schubert
Two ‘Impulsive Expression’: Desirable or Dangerous?
Robert H. Anderson
Three Work in School
Donna Adair Breault
Four Becoming a Student of Teaching
Robert V. Bullough, Jr.
Five Disdain for the ‘Pouring in’ Process
Frank E. Marsh
Six Listening for the Gentle Whisper
Rick Breault
Seven Providing Environments Conducive to Proper Digestion
Lisa Goeken-Galliart
Part II: The Educative Experience
An Educative Experience? A Lesson in Humility for a Second-Grade Teacher
Donna Adair Breault
Eight The Reconstruction of Experience
Edmund C. Short
Nine The Relations of One Great Common World
Gary Weilbacher
Ten Learning In and Out of School: Bridging the Cultural Gap
Ron W. Wilhelm
Eleven The Child and the Curriculum: Two Limits That Define a Single Process
William A. Reid
Twelve Relevance of the Curriculum
Marcella Kysilka
Thirteen Two Approaches to Planning
William Van Til
Fourteen What Imposed Standards Do to the Child
M. Frances Klein
Fifteen How Mechanization Leads to Contempt for the Teaching and Learning Process
Louise Anderson Allen
Sixteen The Teacher-Artist
George Willis
Seventeen Effort: The Outgrowth of Individual Interest
Robert C. Morris
Eighteen Growth: The Consummate Open-Ended Aspiration
Paul Shaker
Part III: Critical Thinking
The ‘Varied and Unusual’ Abuses of Critical Thinking
Donna Adair Breault
Nineteen Educator’s Genuine Freedom
James G. Henderson
Twenty A Spectator’s Version of Knowledge
Deron Boyles
Twenty-One Transcending False Dichotomies: The Dynamics of Doubt and Certainty
Tom Kelly
Twenty-Two Turning Sunlight into Children
Marilyn Doerr
Twenty-Three Reflecting on the Mentoring Relationship
Shelli L. Nafziger
Twenty-Four Making Informed Judgments
Dan Marshall
Twenty-Five Unexamined Presumptions
George W. Noblit
Part IV: Inquiry and Education
Inquiry and Education: A Way of Seeing the World
Donna Adair Breault
Twenty-Six The Power of an Ideal
Jim Garrison
Twenty-Seven Imagination of Ideal Ends
Craig A. Cunningham
Twenty-Eight Dogma, Democracy, and Education
William G. Wraga
Twenty-Nine What to Do? That All Depends
Thomas S. Poetter
Thirty The Teacher as Theorist and Lover
Greg Seals
Thirty-One The Role of Intelligence in the Creation of Art
Elliot W. Eisner
Thirty-Two Autonomous Education: Free to Determine Its Own Ends
Larry A. Hickman
Part V: Democratic Citizenship
Preparing Children for Democratic Citizenship
Rick Breault
Thirty-Three Teaching Democracy for Life
John M. Novak
Thirty-Four John Dewey and the American Creed
Daniel Tanner
Thirty-Five Realizing a Common Good
Randy Hewitt
Thirty-Six Teacher as Shaper of Social Process
Louise M. Berman
Thirty-Seven Foundations of Deweyan Democracy: Human Nature, Intelligence, and Cooperative Inquiry
Stephen M. Fishman
Thirty-Eight John Dewey and the Import of a Curriculum Devoted to Student Experience
Chara Haeussler Bohan
Thirty-Nine The Best and Wisest Parent
David J. Flinders
Forty The Value of Communication in a Classroom Community
Barbara J. Thayer-Bacon
Forty-One The Societal Purpose of Education
Jesse Goodman
Forty-Two Teaching Our Legislators a Big Idea in 52 Words or Less
Peter S. Hlebowitsh
Forty-Three Collecting and Preserving the Educational Present
Craig Kridel
Forty-Four Education for a Changing World
William Ayers
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