alleryFor Dewey, what unifies the elements of a curriculum?
ARote repetition
BReflective thinking
CStrict discipline
DTimed testing
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Reflective thinking
1. Dewey anchored curriculum in experience and education.
2. He believed reflective thinking unifies curricular elements.
3. Rote work, discipline and tests do not link the elements.
_Source: Wikipedia, Curriculum, Progressivist views_
Keep practising Curriculum
Browse all Curriculum questions for CTET, or explore more Mathematics Pedagogy topics.
Related questions
Health numeracy is a component of which wider concept?Numeracy mostly affects which of these in adult life?Developmental dyscalculia is a persistent problem with what?Ratio, fractions, proportions and percentages belong to which numeracy level?Which of these is a fundamental numeracy skill?Children of which age have the best chance to absorb basic numeracy?Which two number sense systems do humans have from observation?Innumeracy was formed by analogy with which word?