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What is one of the aims of education according to pragmatism?

  • Avoiding experiential learning
  • Imposing fixed aims
  • Creating new values (correct)
  • Preserving traditional values

Why does pragmatism emphasize the importance of activity and experience in education?

  • To impose fixed aims
  • To create new values (correct)
  • To discourage creativity
  • To limit students' experiences

What is another important aim of education according to pragmatism?

  • Promoting isolation
  • Enforcing strict conformity
  • Helping the pupil adjust with himself and the society (correct)
  • Discouraging social interaction

What does pragmatism aim to enable the pupil to do in relation to their experience?

<p>Reconstruct his experience (B)</p> Signup and view all the answers

Why does pragmatism advocate for providing physical, intellectual, moral, and aesthetic activities in education?

<p>As media for the creation of new values (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the central idea of pragmatism?

<p>Experience (D)</p> Signup and view all the answers

According to pragmatism, what is the value of the past?

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What is the supreme aspect according to pragmatism?

<p>Utilitarian aspect (A)</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Study Notes

Pragmatism

  • Derived from the Greek word "pragma", meaning work, practice, action, or activity
  • Philosophy of practical experience, with a typical American approach
  • Focuses on practicality and action

Principles of Pragmatism

  • Experience is central
  • No absolute values in life
  • Action is real, and ideals are tools
  • Humans are active beings with problem-solving abilities
  • Utilitarian aspect is supreme
  • Past has little value, and present and future are more important

Forms of Pragmatism

Biological Pragmatism

  • Emphasizes human capacity to adjust to the environment or change it according to needs and requirements
  • What satisfies human nature is true and real

Experimental Pragmatism

  • Principles are true if experimentally verified
  • Verification through experimentation determines truth

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