Child-centred & Active Learning
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While analyzing the theoretical basis of Progressive Education and Child-Centered Education, when we consider John Dewey's view that "school must be a living community that reflects real-life situations of society and where children learn not just for the future but to live in the present," which of the following options highlights the most fundamental and scientific feature of this educational philosophy?
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Progressive education and child-centered education emphasize that learning is an active, social, and experiential process. According to John Dewey, education is not preparation for life, but life itself. Under this approach, the interests, critical thinking, and democratic experiences of learners are given top priority.
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