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John Bosco set up an Oratory in Turin for which group?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these was one of the principles behind Bosco's educational method?Read the answer and worked solution →Cecil Reddie founded which school in England in 1889?Read the answer and worked solution →Which of these did Cecil Reddie reject at his school?Read the answer and worked solution →For Dewey, education is sharing in what?Read the answer and worked solution →For Dewey, which was the only sure method of ensuring social progress and reform?Read the answer and worked solution →Dewey's idea of schools as engines of change foreshadowed which philosophy of education?Read the answer and worked solution →Which plan was developed by the American teacher Helen Parkhurst?Read the answer and worked solution →What did Parkhurst want to break with her Dalton Plan?Read the answer and worked solution →Given freedom to self-direct, what did Parkhurst's pupils show?Read the answer and worked solution →In the Dalton Plan, the classroom was turned into what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which education system grew from principles first described by Rudolf Steiner in 1907?Read the answer and worked solution →Waldorf education integrates which kinds of experience?Read the answer and worked solution →Maria Montessori often called her work by which name?Read the answer and worked solution →Maria Montessori based her philosophy and methods on her observations of what?Read the answer and worked solution →Baden-Powell held a week-long camp in 1907 to test his ideas at which place?Read the answer and worked solution →In the Patrol System, how do the boys organise themselves?Read the answer and worked solution →What type of motivation does traditional education mainly use?Read the answer and worked solution →Progressive education is more likely to base activities on what?Read the answer and worked solution →Progressive education gives more value to which of these than to formal learning?Read the answer and worked solution →How do 21st century skills differ from academic skills?Read the answer and worked solution →Which Indian poet expanded Santiniketan as a practitioner of progressive education?Read the answer and worked solution →At Santiniketan, Tagore emphasised self-motivation rather than what?Read the answer and worked solution →Tagore preferred fostering intellectual curiosity over what?Read the answer and worked solution →Tagore saw education as a joyous exercise of which energies?Read the answer and worked solution →Santiniketan, where Tagore practised progressive education, lies in which Indian state?Read the answer and worked solution →Progressive education finds its roots in what?Read the answer and worked solution →Which classroom feature do progressive programs encourage?Read the answer and worked solution →Which activity is part of the daily progressive curriculum?Read the answer and worked solution →Which educator chaired the committee that devised the 1956 Taxonomy of Educational Objectives?Read the answer and worked solution →

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John Bosco set up an Oratory in Turin for which group?

  1. Orphaned noble children
  2. Street children seeking work
  3. Teachers seeking training
  4. Children of factory owners
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Correct answer: B. Street children seeking work

1. Bosco worked in the industrialised city of Turin. 2. He wanted a home-like space for street children who had left villages to find work. 3. Nobles, teachers and owners' children were not the group he served. _Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, John Melchior Bosco_

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Which of these was one of the principles behind Bosco's educational method?

  1. Be silent always
  2. Be strict always
  3. Be competitive
  4. Be reasonable
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Correct answer: D. Be reasonable

1. Bosco's principles were: be reasonable, be kind, believe, and be generous in service. 2. Be kind is therefore one of them. 3. Silent, strict and competitive are not on his list. _Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, John Melchior Bosco_

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Cecil Reddie founded which school in England in 1889?

  1. Summerhill School
  2. Abbotsholme School
  3. Winchester School
  4. Marlborough School
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Correct answer: B. Abbotsholme School

1. Reddie put progressive ideas into practice in a school. 2. He founded Abbotsholme School in Derbyshire in 1889. 3. The other schools are famous but were not founded by him. _Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Cecil Reddie_

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