Pragmatism and Education: A Progressive Philosophical Approach

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Explore the philosophy of pragmatism and its impact on education, focusing on key proponents like Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, John Dewey, and George Herbert Mead. Pragmatism emphasizes practicality, utility, and the importance of problem-solving to lead a fulfilling life. Discover how pragmatism shapes modern education, promoting progressive trends and valuing individual freedom and democracy.

  • Pragmatism
  • Education
  • Philosophy
  • Progressive
  • Pragmatic Approach

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  1. PHILOSOPHY OF PRAGMATISM & EDUCATION

  2. INTRODUCTION Pragmatism as a philosophical tradition began in the United States around 1870. Charles Sanders Peirce is the principle proponent of pragmatism.

  3. MEANING The word pragmatism is derived from the Greek. Pragmatism means practice and action. Pragmatism means utility. Pragmatism is an American philosophy. According to this thought what ever is useful is good and whatever is good is useful. A pragmatist lives in a world of facts and not in a world of ideas or ideals.

  4. PROPONENTS Charles Sanders Peirce. William James. John Dewey. George Herbert Mead.

  5. PRAGMATISM & EDUCATION Pragmatism supports for progressive trends in education. Pragmatism has influenced the modern education greatly. According to this school of thought education should help an individual to meet human needs & solve problems and thereby enable an individual to lead a happy life.

  6. According to pragmatism activity lies at the centre of all educative process. Education is a continuous process which is progressive and flexible. It stands for freedom and worth of the individual. It works on the principle of democracy and education as a social necessity.

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