The pedagogical moral of the paradox would then be that if you want to give a surprise test do not announce your intention to your students!
We conclude that adding moral sensitivity increases the descriptive, prescriptive, and pedagogical usefulness of the principal-agent model.
3. Rise of a class of professional writers, as distinct from moral reformers, schoolteachers, clerics, or versatile journalists all those who, for pedagogical, doctrinal, or pecuniary reasons turn themselves into writers for children.
Classic works, such as the Story of Sinuhe and Instructions of Amenemhat, were copied by schoolboys as pedagogical exercises in writing and to instill the required ethical and moral values that distinguished the scribal social class.
While not strongly evidenced as a pedagogical objective in secular, public universities in the U.S., there are examples of explicitly teaching moral virtues (Frey, 2010).
Herbart's basing of educational methods on an understanding of mental processes or psychological considerations, his view that psychology and moral philosophy are linked, and his idea that instruction is the means to moral judgment had a large place in late 19th-century pedagogical thought.
Pedagogical wall texts loom.
"We made a pedagogical decision".
Pedagogical theory is not enough.
