Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education, which of the following is the most fundamental and philosophical difference between John Dewey's 'Inquiry-based Learning' and the traditional education system?
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Concept of Progressive Education
Progressive education, pioneered by John Dewey, is a cornerstone of child-centered pedagogy. It posits that schools should be a microcosm of society, focusing on 'Learning by Doing' and experiential growth.
- Active Participation: Students act as active inquirers rather than passive listeners.
- Traditional vs. Progressive: Traditional systems rely on rote learning and teacher dominance, while progressive systems foster critical thinking and active knowledge construction.
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