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Under the core philosophy of Progressive Education and John Dewey's principle of 'Learning by Doing', a micro-analysis of the classroom environment and curriculum reveals which of the following statements most authentically expresses the ontological and practical characteristics of this educational system?
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Understanding Progressive Education and John Dewey's Philosophy
Progressive Education is a child-centered pedagogical approach pioneered by John Dewey, centered on the philosophy of 'Learning by Doing'.
- Experiential Learning: Education is viewed as a process of continuous reconstruction of experience, not merely a preparation for future life.
- Democratic Environment: Classrooms foster collaboration, critical thinking, and active problem-solving rather than rote memorization.
- Active Participation: Students are active constructors of knowledge driven by intrinsic curiosity.
Therefore, option C accurately reflects these theoretical and practical tenets.
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