alleryWhat are the goals of learning in progressive education?
ARote recall of textbook facts
BUnderstanding and action
CWinning prizes in school contests
DFinishing the syllabus on time
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Understanding and action
1. Progressive education wants learners to use what they learn.
2. Its goals are understanding and action as opposed to rote knowledge.
3. Rote recall, prizes and syllabus speed are not its aims.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Lead section_
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