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Which of the following psychological statements is most authentic and scientifically valid regarding John Dewey's central educational concept of 'Learning by Doing' / 'Reflective Thinking' under Progressive Education and Experiential Learning, in terms of students' critical thinking, practical understanding, and democratic values in classroom teaching?
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According to John Dewey's theory of progressive education and 'Learning by Doing', education is not merely a preparation for the future, but a process of living itself.
- This approach makes students active investigators rather than passive listeners.
- Learners construct their own knowledge through practical tasks and reflective thinking.
Therefore, Option (c) is the most authentic and scientifically valid psychological statement.
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