alleryIn Fröbel's view, what was the teacher's role?
ATo indoctrinate the child with set beliefs
BTo encourage self-expression through play
CTo test the child every week
DTo keep the child silent and seated
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. To encourage self-expression through play
1. Fröbel did not want teachers to push fixed ideas.
2. The teacher's role was to encourage self-expression through play.
3. Indoctrination, weekly tests and enforced silence go against his view.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Friedrich Fröbel_
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