Sentence examples for For pedagogues from inspiring English sources

In the same year, the new general qualification attestation stipulation and the procedure for pedagogues were adopted, and the content of the new regulation was the same as in the previous document in 1996 (Pedagoogide atesteerimise tingimused ja kord 1998).

The professional qualification is on the upper medium level for childcare workers, and at the tertiary level for kindergarten pedagogues.

Far beyond simply expanding the concept of a "musical videogame", this project creates a means for composers, pedagogues, anthropologists, and theorists of music to examine the interrelationships of timbre, motion, space, architecture, cognition, and perception.

Theoretical aspects have been stronger in the training for kindergarten pedagogues.

He is currently writing a second book, Music and the Limits of Psychology, 1910 1960, which asks what it meant for musical thinkers, pedagogues, and practitioners to adopt a skeptical stance toward the ascendant authority of psychological knowledge, especially in the context of the Weimar Republic and its legacy.

The hardstyle shuffle, also called the Melbourne shuffle, for all you pedagogues or Australians out there, is one of the oldest and most revered of all dances.

How are we deliberately advancing a culture of activism within which students are empowered to see themselves as change agent and to raise their voices as artists and pedagogues for a more socially just and inclusive world?" All these questions are the right questions and there are probably countless more we should add.

I'm beginning to think reading poetry for pleasure may be the challenge of the next generation of pedagogues.

This network has the potential of evolving to become an advocate for the role of the pedagogue/psychologist in the schools and the professional training of pedagogues and psychologists during and after their formal schooling.

The results point out to several bottlenecks in the professional training of pedagogues.

Sainte-Beuve, to be fair, called her "the most gracious and gallant of pedagogues".