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In the context of Progressive Education, conducting an in-depth analysis of John Dewey's principle of 'Learning by Doing' and the foundational assumptions of child-centered education, which of the following statements highlights the most authentic and scientific characteristic of this educational approach?

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Progressive Education is a major form of child-centered education that emphasizes that learning should be based on children's practical experiences, problem-solving, and 'Learning by Doing'.

  • American philosopher and educator John Dewey advocated for democratic classrooms and experiential learning.
  • Students are not passive listeners; rather, they are active constructors of their own knowledge.
  • Social interaction and hands-on experiments form the core of cognitive development in this framework.
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