Child-centred & Active Learning
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Under the core philosophy of Progressive Education, when micro-analyzing the principles of 'Child-Centered Curriculum' and 'Experiential Learning' propounded by John Dewey and other thinkers, which of the following statements most accurately defines the actual classroom methodology and democratic values of this pedagogical approach?
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Explanation of Progressive Education
Progressive education emphasizes a child-centered approach, contrary to traditional educational systems, where children construct knowledge through their own experiences, exploration, and collaborative activities.
- Experiential Learning: Focuses on learning by doing rather than passive reception.
- Democratic Values: Encourages critical thinking and active participation in social problem-solving.
Therefore, option B is the most accurate statement reflecting the core philosophy of progressive education.
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