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This type of teaching allows for students to be creative in how they learn and evaluate problems.

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This type of teaching is not as formal as traditional teaching and allows for students to learn real world skills.

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This type of teaching allows for more freedom and self-expression.

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The learning environment should not involve punishment or strict disciple. Students should feel comfortable in making mistakes.

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Learning should be based around problem solving rather than traditional subject matter.

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Being able to collaborate and ask for help from peers is a good skill to learn and is encouraged in this setting.

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Progressivism believes that competition is not suited for the educational setting.

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Progressivism believes that children should learn about democracy by having a student government and promoting discussions of ideas.

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Children learn by making mistakes and trying to problem solve.

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The classroom isn’t the only place when children learn. Children learn through watching others and experiencing new things.

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Learning comes natural to children and teachers can use that to their advantage to gain their interest.

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Teachers must not be authoritative, but rather accompany children on their journey of learning.

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Learning goes beyond just the school setting. Children learn through their daily experiences and exchanges with others.

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Children have an innate desire to learn. A child’s interest is the starting point for teaching.

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The curriculum is centered around the child’s interests and needs.