"Democratic Educational Theory" explores the fundamental principles connecting democratic ideals with educational practices. Bayles examines how education can foster the values and skills necessary for active and responsible citizenship in a democratic society. The book delves into the philosophical underpinnings of democratic education, considering the role of schools in promoting critical thinking, individual liberty, and social justice.
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