Sentence examples for of the pedagogue from inspiring English sources

The mind of the pedagogue is awash with heady thoughts of the good old taboo-busting days.

H L Mencken, the sage of Baltimore and the scourge of all that was phoney and flabby in American culture in the first half of the 20th century, declared that any good critic was acting not from "the motive of the pedagogue, but the motive of the artist".

These divergent trends — the teacher as psycho; the teacher as saint — only confirm what the film scholar Dana Polan called the "problem of the pedagogue's embodiment": the difficulty we have "imagining the teacher as a real person," rather than as an icon, an authority figure or a bad joke.

All of the pedagogue teams conducted screening and psycho-educational activities in their schools, formed by 28 school counselors.

Similarly to the activities conducted by the CSC, the activities of the pedagogue are documented during the intervention to be able to provide a clear description at the end of the project.

Q. You've called your books "the nightmare of the pedagogues".

Hotze came from an old Swiss family, and was a cousin of Heinrich Pestalozzi, the pedagogue and education reformer.

If Victor, the wild boy of Aveyron of 1800, was part civilised by the pedagogue Jean Marc Gaspard Itard, the history of successful interventions is indeed long but lacked the theoretical underpinning of proof until now.