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pedagogical English
Meaning pedagogical meaning
What does pedagogical mean?
pedagogical
Synonyms pedagogical synonyms
What other words have the same or similar meaning as pedagogical?
Examples pedagogical examples
How do I use pedagogical in a sentence?
Movie subtitles
As a special part of our performance it is my pleasure to introduce to you a man you all know for his long and remarkable pedagogical achievements. pedagogical achievements at the local college.
Very humane of you, and pedagogical, too.
Do you really want to place your pedagogical authenticity on stake?
And i do so because i've been the pedagogical motive force in all this, eh?
Your pedagogical mission didn't get to grips.
Seriously. So I have hatched a proper pedagogical plan.
No, I have a pedagogical day.
Ma'am psychologist, according to statistics, psychologists make the most pedagogical mistakes.
Dad! It's not pedagogical.
It's a broken pedagogical paradigm in the New Pacific School.
I'm teaching a class in pedagogical screaming over at the community college. I'd look like a hypocrite.
Our groundbreaking pedagogical approach focuses on emotional self-control.
I had not expect our pedagogical work would be so wasted.
Pedagogical University?
Study at the Pedagogical University.
From that pedagogical education.
Pedagogical education.
My pedagogical education.
And an ink shower is pedagogical?
Thanks, but this is a pedagogical disaster.
To give it the pedagogical makeover it needs.
I did not finish pedagogical universities, the old man, so here. I think.
All pedagogical methods have failed.
So I have hatched a proper pedagogical plan.
I'm teaching a class in pedagogical screaming over at the community college.
News and current affairs
As with corporate monopolies, the consumers (students) are often seen as a homogeneous mass, where all students can be educated according to the same pedagogical approach.
The pioneers were often parents' or teachers' cooperatives, usually with a special pedagogical philosophy.
Realizing these opportunities, however, will require a different pedagogical approach, one that treats science education as a science, with rigorous standards for teaching effectiveness.
Confronting this dual challenge presupposes a combination of long-term, coordinated strategic thinking and pedagogical skill.
To take advantage of the political opportunity offered in 2014 requires launching an open, pedagogical effort now.
Nowhere is this trend from pedagogical responsibility towards demagogic populism more worrisome than in Germany.
For example, during the late 19 th century, as US universities began to place research at the heart of the academic mission, they were accused of forsaking their traditional pedagogical role.
Nevertheless, although some still lament the emphasis that universities now place on research, proponents of expanding the university's mission have for the most part been vindicated on pedagogical grounds.