Which of the Following Best Describes the Difference Between Hall's

Which of the following best describes the difference between Hall's child-centered approach and Dewey's progressive approach?

A) While the child-centered education placed the child at the center of learning, Dewey believed in a more traditional role for teachers and curriculum with teachers deciding what should be taught and having students learn what was asked of them.
B) Dewey's progressive approach was merely an extension of the child-centered approach in that Dewey refined what should be taught in schools.
C) Dewey's approach was much different from the child-centered approach in that society had changed and Dewey saw the need for schools to advance democratic principles.
D) Rather than focusing on child-centered self-expression and development, Dewey believed that democracy had to be born again with each new generation and education was the vehicle that could accomplish that goal through genuine life experiences.
E) There really was no difference between the two approaches.