Gandhiji’s basic education was greatly influenced by which educational settings.

Basic education

Gandhiji's basic education scheme emphasized:

• Education should put local crafts as a medium of education to develop child's mind, body, and soul.

• Education should make children self-reliant to use their talents and skills to sustain themselves.

Idealism

Plato's idealism philosophy of education emphasized:

• Education should be universal and should follow the same structure.

• Education should develop child's fullest potential both educationally and morally.

Naturalism

• The naturalism philosophy of education was propounded by 'Rousseau'.

• This educational philosophy emphasizes to involve learners in such activities which provides them an opportunity for self-education and self-expression.

Pragmatism

• The pragmatism philosophy of education was first founded by 'Charles Sanders Perice' and was later described in detail by 'William James' and 'John Dewey'.
• This educational philosophy that learning by doing ensures the development of self-learning skills, emotional growth, etc. 

Realism

• The realism philosophy of education was propounded by 'Aristotle'.

• This educational philosophy emphasizes that education should be given in a way so that it could make a child able to learn and observe from real-life experiences.