 In keeping with his understanding that humans develop innately, Dewey contended that the moral is not to leave them (the children) alone to follow their own 'spontaneous development', but to provide an environment which shall organise them' (1916: 134)  Dewey believed that learning was a lifelong process; he saw learning taking place within the processes of constant evolution, both within and individual and their society, which originated from the practical social questions which arose out of everyday life.
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