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According to John Locke, children are born with:
According to John Locke, children are born with:
- innate knowledge and abilities that unfold naturally
- a blank slate, shaped by experiences and interactions (correct)
- a predetermined set of skills and talents
- predefined character traits and intellect
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's view on children's education focused on:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's view on children's education focused on:
- their natural growth and development (correct)
- imposing predefined knowledge and skills
- shaping children's minds through rigorous education
- molding children's character and intellect through conditioning
According to John Locke, proper education can begin in early childhood through:
According to John Locke, proper education can begin in early childhood through:
- strict disciplinary measures
- senses like taste, touch, smell, hearing, and sight (correct)
- formal academic instruction only
- indoctrination of predefined beliefs
John Locke's approach to education emphasized:
John Locke's approach to education emphasized:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's belief about children's inherent nature was that they are:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau's belief about children's inherent nature was that they are:
According to John Locke, how did he believe children's minds are shaped?
According to John Locke, how did he believe children's minds are shaped?
What did John Locke emphasize as vital for acquiring knowledge in early childhood?
What did John Locke emphasize as vital for acquiring knowledge in early childhood?
What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau believe about children's inherent nature?
What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau believe about children's inherent nature?
What did John Locke believe was the role of adults in molding children's character and intellect?
What did John Locke believe was the role of adults in molding children's character and intellect?
What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau emphasize in children's education?
What did Jean-Jacques Rousseau emphasize in children's education?