"pedagogic practice" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a teacher's method or techniques of teaching. For example, "This pedagogic practice has proven to be effective in improving student outcomes."
Legal mandates are no substitute for good pedagogic practice.
Granted, underlining points and drawing connections are considered sound pedagogic practice.
Horace is devoted to his work but frustrated at every turn by the entrenched limitations of the American educational system, many of them holdovers from 19th-century pedagogic practice.
Interestingly, the project's other two strands involve a "presidential innovation lab" (to facilitate "conversations about new academic and financial models inspired by the disruptive potential of moocs") and research into effective pedagogic practice.
It can also be used to design effective pedagogic practice.
Pedagogic register analysis reveals the complexity of this pedagogic practice.
This paper explores some of the problems arising when Continuous Assessment (CA) is grafted onto established pedagogic practices.
Implications for teacher education, in terms of the design and pedagogic practices, are presented with the intent of enabling the realization of social justice teacher education.
If the Chinese want what we have in our schools why are we heading towards an assessment system which will inevitably see us begin to replicate the pedagogic practices in their schools?
Overall, the value of the study undertaken is located in sharing an authentic, lived science assessment experience with the intention of assisting colleagues notice aspects of their own pedagogic practices that may be hidden at present.
The educators engaged in this activity also report on their own 'participant observation' experiences and reflect critically upon the role academic staff might play in developing pedagogic practices which are accepting of diversity in respect to controversial and complex curriculum topics.
