"Habits and Will" (excerpt from Human Nature and Conduct) - 0 views
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To bear the end in mind signifies that we should not stop thinking about our next act until we form some reasonably clear idea of the course of action to which it commits us.
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By John Dewey, published in 1921. -
Ed Ingman posted that Dewey's idea of "the end in mind" is relevant to Conley's work on college readiness.
