Child-centred & Active Learning
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Based on the core philosophy of progressive education and the ideas of John Dewey, how should the assessment process be conducted in a child-centered classroom?
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According to progressive education and John Dewey's educational philosophy, assessment is not merely a tool to rank or test children. Instead, it is an ongoing, flexible, and qualitative process designed to improve the learning experience and understand the holistic development of the child through practical problem-solving and experiential learning.
- Continuous & Comprehensive: Assessment goes hand-in-hand with daily instruction.
- Focus on Application: It evaluates practical skills rather than rote memorization.
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