Pragmatism, as educational philosophy is school of thought which advocates for a pragmatic approach to problemsolving. John Dewey is among founders of Pragmatism. It is also known as Experientialism and Instrumentalism. It is utilitarian theory and urges individuals to assess situations based on their practical implications and choose actions that lead to the most favorable outcomes. In essence, pragmatism is a mindset that values adaptability and the willingness to adjust one's beliefs or methods in response to changing circumstances. This pragmatic perspective can be a powerful tool in navigating complex and dynamic environments, whether in personal decisionmaking or in broader societal contexts. Embracing pragmatism empowers individuals to make informed choices that prioritize practicality and effectiveness, ultimately enhancing their ability to achieve their goals.

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