Sentence examples for its pedagogic from inspiring English sources

The analysis of the documents devoted to the EDE in the COE and the EU allows to define the general aim of its pedagogic action like this: It should make young generations become aware of the European identity to be able to assume responsibilities as citizens of Europe and get to know its culture, heritage and common values [13].

The proposal languished, however, and the villa, which had fallen into disrepair during the final years of its pedagogic incarnation, was boarded up.

Adding to its pedagogic feel, the text is chock-full of goofy rhetorical questions -- Don't you think the president should have better things to do than suck up to a bunch of rich guys?" -- and restatements of even straightforward concepts.

The bilingual approach was both linguistically and socially misguided right from the outset, and many former bilingual teachers like me did not take long to realize its pedagogic flaws.

Because of this, it is important to highlight that proposals which emphasize the technological dimensions of learning in a network and not its pedagogic dimensions contribute to (or are motivated by) the initiatives of technology corporations that have in the educative institutions and in governments their main clients.

The participants were enrolled in an Intermediate English language course (B1.1) at the School of Languages at a Spanish university, which has been fully online since its foundation (more information about its pedagogic and assessment model can be found on the university's website: http://www.uoc.edu/portal/en/centre-modern-languages/).

Deyrolle's stuffed menagerie — from black crows to big-game animals — its cases of butterflies and beetles, its signature pedagogic posters and century-old prints have made it a place of pilgrimage.

So the LSE threatened to leave the system because the QAA had "infringed academic freedom and imposed its own bureaucratic and pedagogic agenda".

"It was a pedagogic experience, even if not all agreed".

And that invocation of "his sensibility" etc, although reasonable enough on its own terms, sounds weirdly pedagogic and like something that would be published in a literary journal such as Scrutiny.

So while the general themes of interpersonal language systems (of speakers taking roles to exchange commodities in sequences) are discernible in the pedagogic relations system, its organisation and details of the are unique to itself.