Question

from experience and education by
john dewey (1938)

1. \the ideal of using the present

simply to get ready for the future
contradicts itself.

1. \education is essentially a social

process.

1. \the educator is responsible for a

knowledge of subject matter and for
a skill of objective technique
that will enable him/her to be
the medium through which land
the materials to social
organization.
which claim best reflects the provided
evidence?
deweys theory of education argued for teachers to
help their students to learn from meaningful social
experiences taking place in the present.
dewey believed that children are better seen than
heard.
dewey was the kind of teacher who knew exactly
how to make learning come alive for his students.
deweys theory of education can be summarized as
follows: the past is behind you, the future is
unknown, but the present is a gift.

Explanation:

The provided text emphasizes that education is a social process and educators are responsible for knowledge or subject - matter. Dewey's theory about teachers helping students learn from meaningful social experiences taking place in the present aligns with this. The other options are either not supported (e.g., Dewey was the kind of teacher who knew exactly how to make learning come alive for his students - no such specific detail in the text) or misaligned (Dewey's theory of education can be summarized as the past is behind you, the future is unknown, but the present is a gift - not related to the social and educator - responsibility aspect in the text; Dewey believed that children are better seen than heard - not in the text).

Answer:

Dewey's theory of education argued for teachers to help their students to learn from meaningful social experiences taking place in the present.