Pragmatism

He is the founding father of pragmatism in philosophy.

• Charles S. Pearce

• Charles Sanders Pierce

• Charles Saunders Pierce

It is a form of Pragmatism where it believes that "What fulfills my purpose, satisfy my desire, develops my life is true"

• Experimental Pragmatism

• Biological Pragmatism

• Humanistic Pragmatism

Pragmatism focuses on the reality of ______________

• experience

• objectivity

• physical objects

John Dewey is a pragmatist educator who believes that _____________

• Education to body and soul all the beauty and perfection of which they capable

• Education not preparation for life but life itself

• Education is preparation for life and life itself

Is a social institution where the child gains real experiences of actual life

• Home

• Criticism

• School

• Center

The child learns best when performing some action along with the theoretical knowledge of a subject

• Integrated approach

• Learning by doing approach

• Collective approach

A method of teaching where the children participate in these activities collectively.

• Integrated approach

• Learning by doing approach

• Collective approach

The interest of the child will develop by merging __________ and ___________ together.

• play and search

• play and ask

• play and work

Pragmatism in education is centered around ______________

• the child's interests, experiences and needs

• the child's health, well-being and satisfaction

• the child's mind, ideas and intellect

• the child's talents, skills and subject

He is known to be the "Father of Pragmatism" in education.

• Charles S. Pierce

• John Dewey

• William James

• F.C.S. Schiller