Child-centred & Active Learning
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On a microscopic analysis of the theoretical and practical aspects of John Dewey's principle of 'Learning by Doing' as a pioneer of progressive education, and William Kilpatrick's 'Project Method', which of the following statements most authentically explains their interrelationship and the actual dynamics of child-centered education?
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Understanding Progressive Education and Project Method
John Dewey's contribution to the history of progressive and child-centered education is immense. His student, William Kilpatrick, gave a practical shape to Dewey's ideas of 'Learning by Doing' and experiential learning by developing the Project Method.
- Active Construction: Students solve real-life problems based on their interests and social environment.
- Democratic Values: This approach fosters logical thinking and democratic values in learners.
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