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This groundbreaking study of progressive education in the United States describes the implementation and impact of the Dalton Laboratory Plan, a project-based approach to learning developed at the Dalton School in New York City. The authors argue that the Dalton Plan encourages creativity, critical thinking, and responsible citizenship, and provide detailed examples of the plan in action. This classic work remains an essential resource for educators and scholars of educational theory.
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