Michigan as head of philosophy dept · 1894, worked as head of philosophy and psychology departments at University of Chicago (1894 - 1904) · 1894-6, founded University Elementary School, now the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools · 1905, worked as professor of philosophy at Columbia University · 1915, helps found AAUP · 1919-23, visits Japan, China, Turkey, USSR · 1927, wife dies · 1946, second marriage, to Roberta Grant · 1952, dies June 1, 1952 Some of his more famous works: o 1887, Psychology, (textbook) o 1899, The School and o 1901, "The Child and the Curriculum" o 1905, Ethics o 1910, How We Think o 1916, Democracy and Education o 1920, Reconstruction in Philosophy o 1922, Human Nature and Conduct o 1925, Experience and Nature o 1929, The Quest for Certainty o 1934, Art as Experience o 1934, A Common Faith o 1935, Liberalism and Social Action o 1938, Experience and Education One of his most famous quotes: “I believe that education is the fundamental method of social progress and reform...
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Michigan as head of philosophy dept · 1894, worked as head of philosophy and psychology departments at University of Chicago (1894 - 1904) · 1894-6, founded University Elementary School, now the University of Chicago Laboratory Schools · 1905, worked as professor of philosophy at Columbia University · 1915, helps found AAUP · 1919-23, visits Japan, China, Turkey, USSR · 1927, wife dies · 1946, second marriage, to Roberta Grant · 1952, dies June 1, 1952 Some of his more famous works: o 1887, Psychology, (textbook) o 1899, The School and o 1901, "The Child and the Curriculum" o 1905, Ethics o 1910, How We Think o 1916, Democracy and Education o 1920, Reconstruction in Philosophy o 1922, Human Nature and Conduct o 1925, Experience and Nature o 1929, The Quest for Certainty o 1934, Art as Experience o 1934, A Common Faith o 1935, Liberalism and Social Action o 1938, Experience and Education One of his most famous quotes: “I believe that education is the fundamental method of social progress and reform...
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