The phrase "from a pedagogical perspective" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to express an opinion or provide an example from the perspective of pedagogy, or the teaching of knowledge and skills. For example, "From a pedagogical perspective, it is important to provide students with meaningful ways to apply their learning."
I like experimenting with the different types of teaching that I've encountered and I share what I've learned with my pupils from a pedagogical perspective as well as the subject.
The literature on alternative certification programmes is reviewed from a pedagogical perspective.
This paper will describe the evaluation of the requirements collection and analysis game particularly from a pedagogical perspective.
Dedekind faced this need directly, also from a pedagogical perspective, when he started teaching classes on the calculus at Zurich in 1858 (Dedekind 1872, preface).
The aspiration to have middle and high school students evaluate evolutionary theory, moreover, is not entirely realistic from a pedagogical perspective.
Although this is technically possible, it is not possible from a pedagogical perspective because citizenship and coexistence must be learnt at school.
The projects are supervised by coaches (facilitators) from the participating universities, both from a technical and a pedagogical perspective.
Coaches who originate from the participating universities supervise the projects both from a technical and a pedagogical perspective.
What if what really "works" is to approach teaching from a diversified pedagogical perspective and to teach in such a way as to maximize access to biological learning for the greatest number of individuals?
RPD creates time and space for TAs to engage with the lab material from a purely pedagogical perspective.
In consultation with students and the industry partner, Swinburne staff members continue to refine the curriculum, to improve outcomes both from a project and pedagogical perspective.
