Child-centred & Active Learning
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In the context of child-centric and progressive education, upon deep analysis of the principles of 'experiential learning' and 'child autonomy', which of the following classroom situations most accurately and authentically represents the core philosophy of this educational system?
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Understanding Experiential Learning in Progressive Education
In child-centric and progressive education, the learner is viewed as an active constructor of knowledge, contrasting with traditional teacher-centered education.
- John Dewey's Philosophy: Based on learning by doing and experiential learning.
- Role of Teacher: The teacher acts merely as a facilitator guiding students.
- Student Autonomy: Emphasizes exploration based on interest and direct experiences.
Therefore, option B is the correct representation of progressive educational philosophy.
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