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Praxis II PLT K-6

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John Dewey, an educational reformist, psychologist and philosopher, had a profound impact on education during his life (1859-1952). His educational philosophy is referred to as “progressive education.” All of the following are characteristics of his educational philosophy EXCEPT
  1. The ability to problem solve must be taught to all children
  2. Students should play an active role in advocating during their education
  3. Education and democracy should remain closely identified
  4. Hands-on learning should be saved for the final four years of a child’s education
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Answer: D - John Dewey’s philosophy of education did NOT include the idea that hands-on learning should be saved for the final four years of a child’s education. In fact, he contended that hands-on learning was essential for meaningful learning. He did believe that problem solving should be taught, students should have a say-so in their education and democracy has close ties within the social context of schooling.
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