The Francis W. Parker School Year Book; Volume 1
Explore the early years of progressive education through "The Francis W. Parker School Year Book, Volume 1." This unique historical document offers a glimpse into the philosophy and practices of one of America's pioneering educational institutions. Founded on the principles of experiential learning and child-centered education, the Francis W. Parker School aimed to cultivate critical thinking, creativity, and social responsibility in its students.
This volume provides invaluable insights into the school's curriculum, teaching methods, and community life. It showcases the school's commitment to innovation and its enduring influence on educational reform. A must-read for educators, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of American education.
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