Child-centred & Active Learning
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Upon a deep analysis of John Dewey's philosophy of 'Experiential Learning' and child-centered education—the pioneer of Progressive Education—if a school makes 'problem-solving', 'collaborative learning', and the 'project method' the core foundation of its daily teaching instead of traditional curricula and strict discipline, which of the following statements is most authentic and true regarding the philosophical and psychological perspective of this educational system?
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Understanding Progressive Education
Child-centered and progressive education rejects the traditional educational system that was teacher-centered and based on rote learning. American philosopher and educator John Dewey postulated that the purpose of education is the holistic development of the child along with making them a responsible and active citizen in society.
- Learning by Doing: Progressive education emphasizes experiential learning, democratic values, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
- Active Builders of Knowledge: In this framework, students are not passive listeners, but active constructors of knowledge through social interaction and real-world application.
Therefore, option C correctly captures the essence of John Dewey's pedagogical framework.
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