What stance does progressive education take towards textbooks?
AIt makes one book the only resource
BIt bans all printed books
CIt favours varied learning resources
DIt asks pupils to memorise them
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. It favours varied learning resources
1. Progressive education does not centre learning on a single book.
2. It de-emphasises textbooks in favour of varied learning resources.
3. Making the book the only resource or memorising it is the opposite approach.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Lead section_
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