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Based on a rigorous analysis of the principle of 'Learning by Doing' propounded by John Dewey, the pioneer of progressive education, and the experiences of his Laboratory Schools, which of the following statements is most authentic from a philosophical and pedagogical perspective regarding 'Experiential Learning' and the 'Problem-Solving Method' within a child-centered classroom?

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Concept of Progressive Education and John Dewey

Progressive education is based on the belief that education should be rooted in children's experiences and 'Learning by Doing'. American philosopher and educator John Dewey emphasized that the school should be a miniature society where children can find solutions to their problems themselves in a democratic environment.

  • Experiential Learning: Knowledge is constructed through reflection on doing.
  • Problem-Solving: Encourages critical thinking through real-world scenarios.
  • Child-Centric Approach: Places the learner at the center of the educational process.

For more details, you can refer to the John Dewey Wikipedia reference.

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