Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education, a micro-analysis of John Dewey's conceptual framework of 'Learning by Doing' and his 'Laboratory Schools' reveals which of the following statements most accurately underscores the fundamental, practical, and philosophical characteristics of child-centered and progressive education?
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Understanding Progressive Education and John Dewey
According to John Dewey, the father of progressive education, schools are not merely places to impart knowledge but are a microcosm of society.
- Child-Centered Approach: Emphasizes that children learn best through real-life experiences, active exploration, and democratic participation.
- Learning by Doing: Dewey's core philosophy rejects rote memorization and focuses on experiential learning and practical problem-solving.
Therefore, option C correctly captures the foundational philosophical essence of progressive pedagogy.
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