pedagogical

[ US /ˌpɛdəˈɡɑdʒɪkəɫ/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. of or relating to pedagogy
    pedagogical significance
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How To Use pedagogical In A Sentence

  • It owns self characteristic. We can research a textbook from historical, pedagogical, sociological, ethnological and philological latitudes.
  • This tenement is new also because of the pedagogical organisation of the "Children's House". The Montessori Method
  • Using a pedagogical approach, the author presents the conceptual foundations of commutative algebra arising from theory.
  • States, the ease of the exchange of ideas, and the frequent intervisitation, resulted in Canada having a similar pedagogical approach to learning. The Learning Materials Crisis in our Schools
  • For its contributions to the study of the acquisition order the Teachability Hypothesis enriches the SLA theory and is of pedagogical significance as well.
  • Not that any sex talks are pending with a five-month-old baby; the issue came up for me when I realized that our bathtime body-part-naming song was, um, lacking in pedagogical rigor when it came to certain body parts. The Vagina Dialogues | Her Bad Mother
  • He was a charismatic teacher who used silence as well as sharpness of argument as a pedagogical technique. Times, Sunday Times
  • She found a school newspaper a pedagogical instrument and so a nonpublic forum, allowing the school administration to censor content within the paper.
  • “The ullage of the pedagogical recitation was this: no shibboleths in soliloquies.” Today is International Make Up a Word Day « Whatever
  • The course of David's own career was held to express an unhealthy identity of tyrannical power with pedagogical authority.
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