Democratic Education Quiz

Who is considered the founder of democratic education?

• John Locke

• Leo Tolstoy

• A.S. Neill

• Albert Einstein

Which school is considered the first democratic school?

• Summerhill

• Sudbury Valley School

• Suffolk School

• Massachusetts School

What is the main belief of democratic education?

• Children should have no say in their education

• Teachers know best what is good for children

• Children know best what is good for them

• Education should be a burden for children

What is the purpose of a democratic school?

• To provide a structured environment for children

• To teach children traditional subjects

• To help children discover their interests and learn to live in a community

• To prepare children for college entrance exams

What is the role of class attendance in a democratic school?

• It is mandatory for all students

• It is voluntary for students

• It is only required for certain subjects

• It is determined by the teachers

What happens during the weekly school meetings in a democratic school?

• Students have no say and only teachers make decisions

• Students and staff gather to solve conflicts and discuss rule changes

• Students are not allowed to speak up during the meetings

• Only the principal makes decisions

What is the goal of democratic schools?

• To create a sense of hierarchy between students and teachers

• To give children a deep sense for equality and justice

• To enforce strict rules and regulations

• To focus solely on academic achievements

What did Albert Einstein say about education?

• Education is the key to success

• Education is a burden for students

• Education interferes with learning

• Education should be mandatory for all

What is the Sudbury Valley School known for?

• Being the first democratic school

• Being the most structured school

• Re-electing teachers and principals annually

• Having mandatory class attendance

What is the main principle of democratic education?

• Students have no rights and must obey teachers

• Students should have an equal say in what to learn and how to work with each other

• Teachers have the final say in all matters

• Students should only focus on traditional subjects