Child-centred & Active Learning
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Based on a deep analysis of John Dewey's educational philosophy of 'Learning by Doing' and 'Problem Solving' as a pioneer of Progressive Education, which of the following approaches provides the most authentic scientific explanation of the actual classroom structure and democratic environment in this educational system?
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Understanding Progressive Education
Progressive education supports a child-centered approach as opposed to traditional educational systems, where, according to John Dewey's philosophy, the school is considered a miniature society.
- Democratic Environment: The classroom acts as a democratic laboratory.
- Active Participation: Students acquire practical knowledge through exploration, collaborative learning, and 'learning by doing'.
- Knowledge Construction: Learners actively build their understanding based on social experiences.
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