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In the context of progressive education, when deeply analyzing the principles of 'Learning by Doing' and 'Experiential Learning' propounded by John Dewey, which of the following statements most accurately explains the real and practical nature of this philosophical educational system?

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Understanding Progressive Education

Progressive education, championed by John Dewey, is a child-centered approach that emphasizes learning through direct experience and social collaboration.

  • Core Philosophy: Education is not just preparation for future life, but life itself.
  • Social Context: Classrooms function as a miniature society where students engage in practical problem-solving.
  • Active Participation: Knowledge is actively constructed by learners through social interaction rather than passively received.

For more details, you can refer to John Dewey's educational philosophy.

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