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What Dewey considered to be the purpose(s) of education?

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He would argue that curriculum should be relevant to the lives of students. Purpose was essentially to develop a child’s powers and abilities

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Answer:

Sharing of social experience.

Explanation:

According to Dewey, the purpose of education is <em>not</em> the communication of knowledge <em>but</em> the sharing of social experience so that children become integrated into the democratic community.

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