alleryAccording to Pestalozzi, what drives children to learn?
AFear of being punished
BHope of winning prizes
CPressure from class rank
DTheir own inner motivation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Their own inner motivation
1. Pestalozzi spoke about why children learn.
2. He speculated they learn through internal motivation rather than compulsion.
3. Fear, prizes and rank are forms of outside pressure.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi_
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