Child-centred & Active Learning
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On a micro-analysis of the philosophical and psychological foundations of Child-Centric and Progressive Education, which of the following statements demonstrates the most authentic and scientific perspective regarding John Dewey's principle of 'Learning by Doing' and the structure of progressive classrooms?
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The core philosophy of child-centric and progressive education is based on John Dewey's idea that education should revolve around children's experiences, interests, and active participation. In progressive classrooms, students are not merely passive listeners, but they construct knowledge themselves through 'Learning by Doing'. According to this context, John Dewey defined the school as a 'Miniature Society', where children prepare for social life through democratic participation and collaborative problem-solving.
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