Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education, following John Dewey's principle of 'learning by doing', which type of teaching method would a teacher prioritize in their classroom?
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Progressive education is a prominent form of child-centered education that developed against traditional educational systems. Its pioneer John Dewey believed that the purpose of education is to prepare children for life, which is not possible through bookish knowledge alone. 'Learning by doing' and experiential learning are its core foundations, where children collaboratively find solutions to their problems and actively construct knowledge.
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