John Dewey featured her in his book Schools of Tomorrow. A proponent of a unique philosophy of progressive education, contemporary Rudolf Steiner and Maria Montessorri, Mrs. Johnson founded the School of Organic Education in Fairhope, Alabama. Her school had no examinations, no homework, and she did not believe any child should be allowed to fail. A Different Kind of School Mrs. Johnson's educational philosophy emphasizes play as an important component of learning.
Physical education takes the form of folk dancing and creative games.
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