The phrase "pedagogic model" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a specific approach or method of teaching and learning. Example: The school board approved a new pedagogic model that incorporates more hands-on activities and group projects in the classroom.
They followed what historians describe as a didactic or pedagogic model.
The Introduction to Clinical Research Training ICRTT) program provides an introduction to key skills and knowledge in clinical research using an innovative pedagogic model.
The process of designing a pedagogic model for work-based learning within a virtual university is not a simple matter of using 'off the shelf' good practice.
The grants aim to support the development of new relations between programs in the humanities and schools of architecture, experimentation with the architecture studio as a pedagogic model for the humanities, and research about large, humanistic questions that arise in dense urban environments around the world.
Within the context of a large-scale project that was building a virtual university for work-based learners, an ambitious goal was set: to base the development of learning materials on a pedagogic model that would be adopted across the project.
Following Stenhouse's view that evaluation should serve 'curriculum betterment' (1975), this article reports on an action research project which evaluated a pedagogic model for EAP at a UK university: the 'oral presentation sandwich' was a curriculum innovation aimed at developing L2 students' argumentation through a process writing approach.
Furthermore it suggests that this undervaluing leaves teachers without well-developed pedagogic models of literacy when computers are involved.
The pedagogic models that evolved as part of the project will be outlined, and the reasons for rejecting each will be given.
With respect to practices and resources, Coughlan and Perryman (2013) argue that Open Educational Practices (OEP) and Open Educational Resources (OER) promote innovative pedagogic models that encourage the creation of communities and collaboration (UNESCO, 2012).
The aviation model provides aircrews with ongoing team training (for example, annually) and uses established pedagogic models to evaluate effectiveness.
Figure 1 presents the Pedagogic Theoretical Model of Integrating Constructivist and Sociocultural Learning Principles with ICT (CSI Model).
