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For Dewey, education is sharing in what?

AThe nation's whole economic life
BThe community's everyday ritual life
CThe social consciousness of the race
DThe school's yearly sports contests
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The social consciousness of the race
1. Dewey saw the student as a social being. 2. He defined education as participation in the social consciousness of the race. 3. Economic life, religious rites and competition are not his definition. _Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, John Dewey_
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