Education · Educational Philosophy
A teacher who firmly believes in the philosophy of Pragmatism would:
- 1Completely abandon classroom management and let students make all structural decisions
- 2Emphasize abstract intellectual subjects over practical or vocational subjects
- 3Rigidly group students solely on the basis of their intelligence quotients
- 4Make extensive use of problem-solving and functional, experiential activities in teaching✓
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Make extensive use of problem-solving and functional, experiential activities in teaching
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