How we think
a restatement of the relation of reflective thinking to the educative process
by John Dewey
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I've read both "Experience and Nature" and "How We Think" and can recommend both. "How We Think" was published first and is shorter - would make for a good introduction to Dewey. "Experience and Nature" is longer and has more weight but is also more work…
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