Sentence examples for pedagogic points from inspiring English sources

Therefore, the pedagogic points come not from general English but from English for a specific purpose.

There might be a pedagogic point to inform children that this is how it generally looks like; if you have a vagina you're regarded as a girl by others when you're born.

From a pedagogic point of view, there are several features of podcasts which may enhance learning.

Additionally, Gipps (2005) also points to efficiency and pedagogic reasons for using online tests.

At the level of pedagogic relations, the teacher in Table 3 first directs the student's attention to the diagram by pointing, and then models the reasoning to solve the diagram.

The final point concerns the issue of pedagogic application of SFL, which is highlighted by Martin as "less well-known in China than elsewhere" (p.28).

Expectation of this reward is the child's motivation for pointing and naming, and for engaging in pedagogic exchanges in general.

To this point, the analysis can be applied to any pedagogic exchange, from parent child interactions to classroom teaching, whether there is one or more than one learner.

Our panel: Debby Cotton is head of educational development and pedagogic research at Plymouth University.

"In cycle 1, the focus locates the attribute in the shared text and invites reasoning, who can tell me the first important point?" These kinds of statements recast moves in a pedagogic exchange as a set of principled choices by teachers and learners.

This complexity points to the intricate processes that have evolved in human cultures for construing shared meanings in pedagogic practices.