Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education and a child-centered classroom, while analyzing John Dewey's 'Project Method' and the problem-solving approach, which of the following statements most profoundly highlights the core spirit of this educational philosophy?
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Understanding Progressive Education
Progressive education is founded on the belief that education must be child-centered rather than traditionally teacher-centered.
- John Dewey's Philosophy: The renowned American philosopher and educator emphasized 'Learning by Doing' and experiential learning.
- Active Exploration: Students construct their own knowledge through active engagement in real-world problem-solving and projects.
Therefore, option C accurately captures the essence of John Dewey's pedagogical approach.
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