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I Am My Own Master: Dewey’s theory of pragmatism on Early Childhood Autonomy-Supporting Development
Based on Dewey’s pragmatic educational thought, this paper analyses the cultivation content and practical needs of autonomy support for early childhood development. Furthermore, it suggests ways to support children’s autonomy from three key perspectives: the viewpoints of children, interactions with children, and the utilisation of unstructured play materials.