Definition of «pedagogy»

Pedagogy refers to the method and practice of teaching, as well as the science or theory of education. It encompasses various strategies that teachers use to facilitate learning in their students, including lesson planning, classroom management, assessment, and curriculum development. Pedagogy is an important aspect of teacher training programs, as it helps educators develop effective teaching techniques that cater to the diverse needs of their students.

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The professor's pedagogy emphasized student engagement and interactive learning methods.
The school implemented a new pedagogy that incorporated project-based learning to enhance critical thinking skills.
The school district invested in training teachers on a new pedagogy that aims to improve student motivation and self-directed learning.
The educational institution adopted a holistic pedagogy that addresses the social-emotional development of students alongside their academic growth.

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This is about poor choices of pedagogy of the teachers. (teachermagazine.com.au)
As I begin my Ph.D. here, I'm interested in researching the manifestations and implications of critical pedagogy in secondary school classrooms. (gse.harvard.edu)
It requires them to apply their knowledge of appropriate pedagogy for teaching with technology to identify resources that would benefit the mathematical learning of their future students. (citejournal.org)
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Definition of «pedagogy»

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Phrases with «pedagogy»

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