Question

1. the best of using the present simply to get ready for the future overshoots itself.
2. education is essentially a social process.
3. the educator is responsible for a knowledge of individuals and for a knowledge of subject - matter that will enable activities to be to be selected which lead themselves to social organization.

john dewey (1938)
which claim best reflects the provided evidence?
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.
dewey believed that children are better seen than heard.
deweys theory of education argued for teachers to help their students to learn from meaningful social experiences taking place in the present.

Explanation:

John Dewey's educational theory emphasizes the present - as the basis for future learning (point 1 in the upper text: "The best of using the present simply to get ready for the future contradicts itself"). The claim "Dewey’s theory of education argued for teachers to help their students to learn from meaningful social experiences taking place in the present" aligns with this. It reflects Dewey's focus on experiential learning in the here - and - now for educational growth.

Answer:

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