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    18. Educational Values

    … recently devoted to the undertaking. Science for example may have any kind of…… Latin poetry; observation by Science work in the laboratory, though some training…… Politics, business, recreation, art, Science, the learned professions, polite…… methods. Business is business, Science is Science, art is art, politics is politics,…

    2. Education as a Social Function

    … forest. Business, politics, art, Science, religion, would make all at once a…

    11. Experience and Thinking

    … technique of calculation, and Science, when laboratory exercises are given for…… between knowledge and ignorance, Science made only slow and accidental advance.…… important for the practice of Science that men in many cases can calculate the…

    20. Intellectual and Practical Studies

    … practice. Just because of the lack of Science or reason in "experience" it is…… body. In contrast, reason, or Science, lays hold of the immaterial, the ideal,…… with mathematical and logical Science, for the senses and sense observation;…… constitutes experience. The methods of Science by which the revolution in our…… intercourse are instinct with applied Science, the case stands otherwise. It…… of the experimental method in Science makes another conception of experience…

    10. Interest and Discipline

    … landscape. Even the pursuit of Science may become an asylum of refuge from the…

    19. Labor and Leisure

    … democracy, with the extension of Science and of general education (in books,…… the two opposed ideals. Natural Science is recommended on the ground of its practical…… at the expense of training in Science, literature, and history, we fail to prepare…

    24. Philosophy of Education

    … differentiates philosophy from Science. Particular facts and laws of Science…… less rigid sense, they apply to Science rather than to philosophy. For obviously…… Knowledge, grounded knowledge, is Science; it represents objects which have been…… context, including the growth of the Sciences.… philosophy to provide. Positive Science always implies practically the ends which…… mainly a chapter in the history of Science rather than of philosophy as that…… life accompanying the advance of Science, the industrial revolution, and the…

    21. Physical and Social Studies

    … made to the conflict of natural Science with literary studies for a place in…… appears to have thought that Science of nature was not attainable and not very…… untrammeled fashion. The history of Science in the sixteenth century shows that…… and literature and the physical Sciences. Four reasons may be suggested. (a)…(c) The natural Sciences were themselves conceived in a way which sharpened the…… advance. He did not see that the new Science was for a long time to be worked…… which professed itself based upon Science, which gave itself out as the accredited…… technical phrase as teleological. New Science was expounded so as to deny the…… represent the genuine purport of Science. It takes the technique for the thing…… by the experimental method of Science which shows that knowledge accrues in virtue…… It should aim not at keeping Science as a study of nature apart from literature…… advance to specialized ability in Science, and thus devote themselves to its…… in turn are so many cases of Science in action. The stationary and traction steam…… derogation from the "purity" of Science to study it in its active incarnation,…… parts of it. The development of Science has produced an industrial revolution…… the close connection between Science and industrial development on the one hand,…… the outset, the rise of modern Science prophesied a restoration of the intimate…

    15. Play and Work in the Curriculum

    … techne, was used for art and Science. Plato gave his account of knowledge on…… in the history of the race the Sciences grew gradually out from useful social…Mathematics is now a highly abstract Science; geometry, however, means literally…… occupations with the method of Science is at least as close as with its subject…

    17. Science in the Course of Study

    By Science is meant, as already stated, that knowledge which is the outcome of…Science, in short, signifies a realization of the logical implications of any…… instruction with the rudiments of Science somewhat simplified. The necessary…… who do become successful men of Science are those who by their own power manage…… great odds, to secure a place for Science in education, and the result generally…… with may be only problems of Science: problems, that is, which would occur to…… In general, the reply is that Science marks the emancipation of mind from devotion…That Science is the chief means of perfecting control of means of action is witnessed…… Greek culture in all respects. Science is still too recent to have been absorbed…The advance of Science has already modified men's thoughts of the purposes and…… problem of an educational use of Science is then to create an intelligence pregnant…Science carries on this working over of prior subject matter on a large scale.…… remoteness, the "abstractness," of Science, it also accounts for its wide and…To sum up: Science represents the office of intelligence, in projection and control…… educational tradition which opposes Science to literature and history in the…Science represents the fruition of the cognitive factors in experience. Instead…2. Science and Social Progress