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Who developed a defensible theory for progressive education based on pragmatic philosophy?
Who developed a defensible theory for progressive education based on pragmatic philosophy?
- John Dewey (correct)
- Lev Vygotsky
- Jean Piaget
- Jerome Bruner
What did the team of three researchers contribute to the understanding of constructivist theory?
What did the team of three researchers contribute to the understanding of constructivist theory?
- A study on behaviorism in education
- A comprehensive critique of constructivism
- An analysis of traditional teaching methods
- A graphic organizer for constructivism in education (correct)
Which century did John Dewey create his defensible theory for progressive education?
Which century did John Dewey create his defensible theory for progressive education?
- 20th century (correct)
- 19th century
- 18th century
- 21st century
What did John Dewey emphasize the need for in education?
What did John Dewey emphasize the need for in education?
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Who is known for the progressive model for teaching and learning in the context of constructivism?
Who is known for the progressive model for teaching and learning in the context of constructivism?
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Progressive Education and Constructivism
- John Dewey developed a defensible theory for progressive education based on pragmatic philosophy.
- Dewey created his theory in the 20th century.
- Dewey emphasized the need for student-centered learning, hands-on activities, and real-life experiences in education.
- A team of three researchers contributed to the understanding of constructivist theory, which is closely related to progressive education.
- John Dewey is known for the progressive model for teaching and learning in the context of constructivism.
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