Why does “learning by doing” support development of social and democratic values, according to progressive education proponents?
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Correct answer: Because classrooms become small democratic communities
Progressive education views schools as miniature societies where students learn cooperation, responsibility, social skills and democratic participation through group work and shared decision-making.
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