1. Testing through action.
It is based on concrete experience, because an idea or theory is considered true if it works or is useful for solving real problems.
If a belief or approach leads to satisfactory results in everyday life, it is valid; if not, it should be reconsidered.

2. Flexibility and adaptation.
It emphasizes adaptability, as the approach is adjusted according to specific circumstances, whether online or in person. It is not about following a predetermined protocol, but about seeking effective solutions that address problems in particular contexts.

3. Solving practical problems.
It is a tool for solving concrete problems, because a method that cannot be used in real life has no practical value.