Pragmatism was the philosophy that came to its fruition in the twentieth-century, andthe figures of the time were Charles Sanders Peirce, William James, and John Dewey. The fundamentals of pragmatism include emphases on real experience, inductive reasoning, and theimportance of science in life.Pragmatists believe that the world is changing, so is knowledge. Education should teach students how to live, to think as well as solve the problem in their lifein a more effective way. Since schooling should offer students the experience of progress toward a better life, thecurriculum must closely relate to the issues of life, both now and the future. When preparingtheir curriculum plans, it is suggested that teachers should take the need of students intoconsideration and try to help students solve the problems in their life. Learning-by-doing is the way for students to improve their life experience, especially the activity curriculum, which is also a practical curriculum design. Knowledge is a tool to solve the problem, and therefore learning has to connect with student’s life and environment. Learning should be based on the student’s interest, and the ultimate goal is making student the master of his own life.