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‘Mirambika’, the school based on ideas of free progress education, was advocated by

Paper 1 · Teaching Aptitude
'Mirambika', the school based on ideas of free progress education, was advocated by
AM. K. Gandhi
BVivekananda
CJohn Dewey
DSri Aurobindo ✓ Correct
Correct answer: (D) Sri Aurobindo — Mirambika, based on free progress education, follows Sri Aurobindo, so he is the answer.
Explanation
Mirambika, based on free progress education, follows Sri Aurobindo, so he is the answer.
Free progress education lets the child grow at his own inner pace with minimal imposition from the teacher.
This flows from Sri Aurobindo's integral vision, which trusts the learner's inner development.
M. K. Gandhi is linked with basic education, or Nai Talim, centred on craft and self-reliance, not free progress.
Vivekananda spoke of education as man-making, a related but different idea.
John Dewey is tied to experiential and pragmatist education, so Mirambika belongs to Sri Aurobindo.

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