Sentence examples for pedagogic problem from inspiring English sources

Freudenthal (1973) takes this issue as the central pedagogic problem of 'anti-didactical inversion' wherein 'ready made' models that have emerged from the 'crystallized' products of prior mathematical activity are presented to children without giving them any access to the problems that produced them, nor to the contours of the models and the purposes that they are useful for.

It now covers a spectrum of pedagogic styles from problem-based learning to systems- based teaching, delivered through lectures, small group classes and/or clinical skills sessions.

This chapter aims to review the current pedagogic approach including constructivism, problem-based learning, experiential learning and global-scope learning in teaching computer-aided design (CAD) to fashion and textiles students.

This is, in effect, the pedagogic equivalent of the insider-trading problem.

McGonigal (2011) proposed to include videogames as pedagogic tools, which allow solving real problems.

This problem serves as an excellent pedagogic complement to undergraduate students of chemical engineering since it is solved by means of a solubility diagram.

When Altschool started out, he says, it was premised on being "operationally focused, focused on facilities, ensuring great teachers were hired, and dealing with admissions, customer support and service as problems arose, but not engaging in pedagogic experience.

Afterwards, the children received lessons on nutrition, cooked together, and participated in role playing and other pedagogic interventions to enhance self-esteem and appropriate problem-coping behaviors.

There are numerous studies that approach the problem of infrastructure technologies intervention in the cognitive or pedagogic processes.

This paper explores some of the problems arising when Continuous Assessment (CA) is grafted onto established pedagogic practices.

With his pedagogic rhetorical questions ("How can we be sure they were forgeries?" "What, then, was the perceived problem?") Garfield is like the schoolteacher who made the time fly, a one-man Blue Peter team for intelligent adults, a great British explainer.