pedagogical
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- adjective
- /ˌpɛdəˈɡɑdʒɪkəl/
- Formal
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pedagógico
- The teacher characteristics identified include teacher certification, subject matter knowledge, pedagogical knowledge, and teaching experience.
- pedagogical knowledge
- pedagogical content
- pedagogical practices
So the written work is a reflection of pedagogical, psychologic, and methodological preoccupation.
- So the written work is a reflection of pedagogical, psychologic, and methodological preoccupation.
Examples
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All right, so now I am going to do the one problem which is really a very standard pedagogical exercise.
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Professional development that supports pedagogical changes in teacher practices over time is necessary.
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How do you think about that pedagogical approach given what you just said?
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And I always, for pedagogical purposes, answer them the same way.
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Each of these factors must be considered when making pedagogical decisions for Holocaust units.
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The article identifies several complicating factors that must be considered when making pedagogical decisions.
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What are their impressions regarding the pedagogical practices adopted by the University Department of English Language and Literature?
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Hill (2006) provided some new perspectives regarding pedagogical approaches for technology education with an engineering design focus.
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Quizzes, either announced or unannounced (i.e., "pop" quizzes) may serve several pedagogical objectives.
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The university adopted a new pedagogical approach to improve student engagement in classes.
Synonyms
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That helps people learn
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To teach or show how to do something
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Helps people learn new things
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About teaching and the ways teachers use to help students learn
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Showing the calm, clear way a teacher explains things
Intended to teach, often in a way that tells people what is right or sounds bossy
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Morphology
Etymology
The word pedagogical comes from the Greek parts pais ('child') and agogos ('leader'), because a teacher was once a person who led or looked after children on their way to school. You can see the same 'paed-' in pediatrician, so pedagogical means 'about teaching and education', or the ways teachers teach.