Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of the core principles of Progressive Education and John Dewey's 'Experiential Learning', when conducting a micro-analysis of the actual structure and teaching-learning process of a child-centered classroom, which of the following statements most accurately defines its philosophical and operational methodology?
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Progressive education and child-centered pedagogy emphasize that children learn best by interacting with their environment and through 'Learning by Doing'.
- John Dewey's Philosophy: American philosopher and educator John Dewey strongly advocated for experiential education and active participation.
- Role of the Teacher: In this framework, the teacher acts as a facilitator rather than an authoritarian transmitter of knowledge.
- Active Construction: Students construct their own understanding through real-world experiences and social interactions.
Therefore, Option (b) is the correct and most accurate definition of progressive and experiential learning principles.
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