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Child-centred & Active Learning
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When conducting a rigorous analysis of the foundational structures of 'Experiential Learning' and 'Continuous and Comprehensive Evaluation (CCE)' within Child-Centric and Progressive Education, which of the following philosophical distinctions between a traditional teacher-dominated classroom and a progressive democratic classroom is most authentically and scientifically valid?

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Understanding Progressive and Child-Centric Education

In child-centric and progressive education systems, the child is viewed not as a passive listener, but as an active constructor of knowledge.

  • Active Construction: Learners build knowledge through direct experiences and reflection.
  • John Dewey's Philosophy: Progressive education emphasizes 'Learning by Doing', democratic values, collaborative learning, and problem-solving.
  • Role of the Teacher: The teacher transitions from an authoritarian instructor to a facilitator or guide.

Therefore, option C correctly captures the foundational distinction of a progressive democratic classroom.

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