William Heard Kilpatrick

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According to Wikipedia, William Heard Kilpatrick was an American pedagogue and a pupil, a colleague and a successor of John Dewey. Kilpatrick was a major figure in the progressive education movement of the early 20th century.

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William Heard Kilpatrick's Published Works

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The Project Method (1918) (402)
Foundations of Method (58)
The Montessori system examined (55)
Foundations Of Method - Informal Talks On Teaching (53)
The Educational Frontier (1933) (39)
Youth serves the community (1937) (39)
Philosophy of Education (1952) (35)
An experiment with a project curriculum (34)
Education for a Changing Civilization. (1927) (33)
The education of man, aphorisms (1951) (30)
What is the Educative Process (1923) (23)
The Foundations of Curriculum-Making (1927) (20)
American Caste and the Negro College (1966) (18)
The teacher and society (1937) (17)
Group education for a democracy (15)
CRUCIAL ISSUES IN CURRENT EDUCATIONAL THEORY (1951) (14)
Adult education and the social scene (1933) (13)
Association Theory To-Day. (1933) (13)
THINKING IN CHILDHOOD AND YOUTH (1928) (10)
Source book in the philosophy of education (10)
Minorities and the American promise : the conflict of principle and practice (1954) (10)
Statement of Position* (1927) (10)
Universities: American, English, and German (1931) (9)
The Case for Progressivism in Education 1 (1942) (9)
Dangers and Difficulties of the Project Method and how to Overcome Them—A Symposium (1921) (8)
Selfhood and civilization : a study of the self-other process (1941) (7)
Selfhood And Civilization (1941) (7)
A Reconstructed Theory of the Educative Process (1931) (7)
Resort to Courts by Negroes to Improve their Schools a Conditional Alternative (1935) (6)
Education and the social crisis : a proposed program (1932) (6)
THE EDUCATIONAL CHALLENGE (1935) (5)
Intercultural attitudes in the making : parents, youth leaders, and teachers at work (1947) (5)
Personality Adjustments of School Children (1929) (5)
Dewey's Philosophy of Education (1953) (5)
Modern education: its proper work (1949) (4)
Teaching world affairs in American schools : a case book (1956) (4)
A Symposium on the Classification of Educational Research (1931) (3)
Ethical and Spiritual Resources (1958) (3)
A Frame of Reference for Intercultural Education (1949) (3)
Training for Citizenship (1939) (3)
Philosophy of Education from the Experimentalist Outlook (1942) (2)
Syllabus in the philosophy of education : questions for discussion with reading references & topics for papers (2)
The Society of College Teachers of Education (1914) (2)
The Relation of Philosophy to Scientific Research (1931) (2)
A General View and Evaluation of Present Methods (1919) (2)
Inclusiveness and Continuity in Educational Progress (1935) (2)
Bertrand Russell, A. S. Neill, Homer Lane, W. H. Kilpatrick: Four Progressive Educators (1968) (2)
Definition of the Activity Movement To-Day (1934) (2)
The creative spirit (2)
A Symposium on the Classification of Educational Research (Continued from the May issue) (1931) (2)
Faith as a Need of Life (1942) (1)
The Place of Creating in the Educative Process (1930) (1)
Problems and Dangers of the School and Education (1923) (1)
Guiding Principles for a More Adequate Educative Process. (1945) (1)
Modern Education and Better Human Relations. Freedom Pamphlets. (1957) (1)
THE SUPPOSED CONFLICT BETWEEN MORAL FREEDOM AND SCIENTIFIC DETERMINISM (1952) (1)
John Dewey's Ninetieth Birthday (1949) (1)
Limitations upon Academic Freedom for Public School Teachers (1935) (1)
The Pursuit of Moral and Spiritual Values (1952) (1)
How Should Teachers Be Educated (1956) (1)
How Shall Early Education Conceive its Objectives (1925) (1)
What Range of Objectives for Physical Education? (1925) (1)
Social Factors Influencing Educational Method in 1930 (1931) (1)
These Values We Hold Dear (1954) (1)
New Schools for Young India: A Survey of Educational, Economic, and Social Conditions in India with Special Reference to More Effective Education (1)
My Child as a Person (1932) (0)
The Philosophy of American Education (1928) (0)
Do Children Need Leisure (1933) (0)
Some Fundamentals of Human Relationships (1945) (0)
Preserving southern history material : an address before the Southern Club of Columbia University, July 31, 1923 (1923) (0)
Section VI An Effort at Appraisal (1925) (0)
The Dilemma of Race Problems: American Caste and the Negro College (1939) (0)
The self-other principle and the science of psychology. (1941) (0)
The Broader Problem of Method: Reported from a speech at the Virginia Educational Conference, 1922 (0)
College Management: A Problem in Apportioning Control (1939) (0)
Our changing times and the demand they make on education : how learning comes (0)
Developing a project curriculum for vilage schools in India : a suggestive method of procedure (0)
The self-other process: Agency and accountability as further developments of the self. (1941) (0)
Music from the Point of View of the General Educator (1926) (0)
The Function of Philosophy of Education (1932) (0)
Working for the Common Good (1941) (0)
Education and Enduring Peace (1944) (0)
In retrospect at ninety (1960) (0)
Parents and Education (1947) (0)
A Book for Laymen: Education and Social Progress (1935) (0)
The American Elementary School (1929) (0)
We Learn What We Live (1948) (0)
Dangers and Difficulties of the Project Method and how to Overcome Them—A Symposium (1921) (0)
A Phase of the Problem of Contingency (1910) (0)
The Demands of the Times upon Our Schools (1921) (0)
Working for the Good of Children (1938) (0)
Objectivity, standards, authority. (1941) (0)
What Has John Dewey Meant to Childhood Education (1950) (0)
The self-other process and the culture. (1941) (0)
College Teachers of Education (1913) (0)
Intergroup Education Takes a New Look (1948) (0)
Statement of Position (1927) (0)
Better Education for Citizenship (1951) (0)
Education and Public Opinion (1923) (0)
Great Social Choices before us — Their Meaning for Education (1944) (0)
The self-other process: Moral conflict, personal responsibility, conscience. (1941) (0)
The self-other process: How self and other emerge simultaneously to consciousness. (1941) (0)
The Future of Education in America and for America (1937) (0)
The self-other process: Development of language, communication, meanings. (1941) (0)
Teaching of Philosophy and Principles of Education (1932) (0)
THE NATURE OF HUMAN NATURE (1940) (0)
Conflict Areas in American Intercultural Life (1943) (0)
From the New York Times— (1933) (0)
Character and The New Society (1935) (0)
Summer vacation activities of the school child : report of the Subcommittee on Summer Vacation Activities of the School Child (1933) (0)
Philosophic applications of the self-other principle. (1941) (0)
The Future of Education (1938) (0)
The Basis of Professional Ethics for Nurses (1922) (0)
Educational applications of the self-other principle. (1941) (0)
Some Basic Considerations Affecting Success in Teaching Art (1931) (0)
THE INADEQUACY OF SCIENCE IN COPING WITH THE FULLNESS OF LIFE (1930) (0)
JOHN DEW EY AND HIS EDUCATIONAL THEORY (1952) (0)
The Education We Need: The New versus the Old (1946) (0)
American Caste and the Negro College.@@@The Negro and the Democratic Front.@@@The Black Man in White America. (1939) (0)
Letter from William H. Kilpatrick to President Frederick Burkhardt (1955) (0)
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