An Evaluation of the Modern Educational Process (2)

But there is more that we may learn from Dewey, especially when he advocates the teacher's forming a proper attitude in the pupil to the subject under study, and to all of life in general. The most important attitude, he says, is the desire to go on studying. We agree that this is a very important attitude, but it certainly is not the most important. The most important attitude is that whether we eat or drink or study or whatever we do, we do all to the glory of God; that we seek first God's...