Ethical principles in education

The American scientist John Dewey is one of the pillars of modern thought, not only in America, but in the entire world. The simplest evidence of this is that he has a school or schools in every country in the modern world that draws from his thought and follows his influence, either by directly quoting from his writings, or by translating them. The Arab Library has translated more than one book by this great thinker.
This book addresses the practical application of ethical theory in the educational field, as Dewey himself sees it. Since this work in itself is considered a new revolutionary step in the field of education, it is therefore the right of Arab culture, the Arab reader, and the Arab library - after Dewey translated some of his books - to have direct contact with an important and dangerous aspect of his thinking, which is: his theory of ethics. And its relationship to education, which is truly considered Dewey's revolution in this field.