Which one of the following is incorrectly matched between the proponent and the theory of education advocated by him?
Plato-Naturalism
To solve this question, we need to examine the relationship between well-known philosophers and the educational theories they advocated.
Based on the given explanations, the option 'Plato-Naturalism' is mismatched because Plato is known for Idealism, not Naturalism. Therefore, this is the incorrectly matched option.
John Dewey explained school as a/an ______ institution, and education as a __________ process.
"we must tolerate the view point of the other even if those view points go strongly against our view points; because, in the past, we have made wrong judgements about things/action/events, and there is possibility that the view I hold to be true now may turn out to be wrong later." With whom is the above argument on toleration associated with?