Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education, which of the following statements is most logical and accurate regarding the core characteristics of 'Experiential Learning' based on the ideas of Carl Rogers and John Dewey and 'Child-Centered Education'?
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Child-centered and progressive education operates on the fundamental philosophy that every child is unique and the goal of education is their holistic development. Instead of traditional rote learning methods, it prioritizes 'Learning by Doing' and individual experiences.
- Constructivism: Knowledge is actively built by the learner through interaction with the environment.
- Active Participation: Students are not passive recipients but active agents in their learning process.
- Experiential Learning: Emphasizes reflection on doing, highly advocated by John Dewey and Carl Rogers.
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