Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of the concept of 'Learning by Doing' propounded by John Dewey, the main proponent of Progressive Education, and a child-centered classroom, which of the following characteristics most accurately explains this system philosophically and practically?
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Progressive Education emphasizes that education should be based on children's experiences, interests, and active participation. According to John Dewey, the school should be a miniature society where children learn through democratic values and problem-solving. Progressive education was a reform movement against the traditional educational system that considers learning by doing to be paramount.
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