Child-centred & Active Learning
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When applying John Dewey's 'Project Method' and 'Problem-Solving Approach' in education—the pioneer of Progressive Education—which of the following should be the most fundamental and philosophical characteristic of a child-centered classroom?
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Core Principle of Progressive Education
The primary foundation of progressive and child-centered education is that the child is an active constructor of knowledge rather than a passive listener.
American philosopher and educator John Dewey emphasized that schools should be a microcosm of society where children get opportunities for 'learning by doing' and solving real-life problems.
- Active Learning: Emphasizes experiential learning.
- Collaboration: Encourages social interaction and teamwork.
- Problem-Solving: Focuses on critical thinking over rote memorization.
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