Child-centred & Active Learning
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According to John Dewey, the chief proponent of progressive education, what is the deepest and most practical implication of the concept that 'School is a miniature society'?
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Explanation of Progressive Education
According to John Dewey, schools should not be isolated institutions, but rather a miniature society where children learn by practicing democratic life and real social interactions.
- Experiential Learning: Emphasizes practical life skills and active participation.
- Democratic Values: Fosters cooperation, mutual respect, and collaborative problem-solving among students.
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