The Teaching Methods in a Pragmatist-Inspired Classroom

Pragmatism

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  • Rynrose Rynrose Tirambulo

Keywords:

philosophy of education, pragmatism, methods of teaching

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(p> The topic of discussion is all about "The Teaching Methods in a Pragmatist Inspired Classroom." A pragmatic classroom enables the learners to explore and use creativity, and it gives real-life tasks and problems that need to be solved. A pragmatic classroom is open to new ideas and gives higher-order thinking skills questions for the tasks. In short, Pragmatism is a use-based activity in which students learn through their norms or the reality associated with the teacher’s provision to them. Pragmatism is an openly available reception of new information coming in, and it eludes the student in answering how and why questions. Students learn with this use of hands-on themselves to deal with the problem and create a solution to master higher thinking skills by Rynrose Tirambulo </p)

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Published

2022-03-03

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Social Sciences

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