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In which level of Dewey curriculum Science subjects such as biology, chemistry, and social studies were taught to the students____________________________?

Correct answer: D. The third level

  • A. The first level
  • B. The second level
  • C. None of these
  • D. The third level

Explanation

In the third level of Dewey’s curriculum, learners moved toward more formal and systematic study, including science subjects such as biology, chemistry, and social studies. The earlier levels emphasized occupations and more immediate experiences.

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