alleryProgressive education is more likely to base activities on what?
AThe pace of the slowest pupil
BThe order of the textbook
CThe interests of the child
DThe demands of the examiner
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. The interests of the child
1. Progressive education leans on intrinsic motivation.
2. It bases activities on the interests of the child.
3. Textbook order and examiner demands are external pressures.
_Source: Wikipedia, Progressive education, Comparison with traditional education_
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