Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education, while implementing John Dewey's principles of 'learning by doing' and experiential learning, which of the following primary aspects should a teacher emphasize the most in their classroom strategy?
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Child-centered and progressive education prioritizes the learner's active participation, personal experiences, and practical experimentation, contrasting sharply with traditional teacher-centered systems.
Key Principles of Progressive Education
- Active Participation: Emphasizes learning through direct engagement and hands-on activities.
- Experiential Learning: Values students' prior knowledge and personal experiences as a foundation for constructing new knowledge.
- Collaborative Problem Solving: Encourages social interaction and cooperative learning environments.
American philosopher and educator John Dewey argued that education is not merely a preparation for future life, but a process of living itself, where students construct knowledge through active inquiry.
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