Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of progressive education and child-centered education, a deep analysis of the philosophical and pedagogical principles of John Dewey's 'Laboratory Schools' model and 'Experiential Learning' reveals which of the following statements most authentically explains the true philosophical and democratic nature of this educational system?
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The primary foundation of progressive education and child-centered education is based on the ideas of educational philosopher John Dewey.
Key Principles
- Learning by Doing: Children actively construct knowledge based on their experiences.
- Microcosm of Society: Schools are viewed as miniature societies where students practice democratic living.
Therefore, option C is the correct and most authentic representation of John Dewey's educational philosophy.
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