"pedagogical" is a correct and usable English word.
You can use it to describe a teaching method or approach that focuses on learning rather than simply imparting knowledge. For example, "This teacher's pedagogical approach to education focuses on teaching students how to think critically."
Many later commentators ignore the philosophical content of the debate between the Prāsaṅgika and the Svātantrika and claim that their controversy is confined only to pedagogical or methodological issues.
The first and most evident role of sophismata is pedagogical.
Yet it is typical, especially in treatises which are introductory to a topic, to have principles which serve a logical and explanatory role, but also to have principles whose only explicit role is pedagogical.
It's not that the dancer has no past pedagogical form.
The OECD suggests that increasing the attractiveness of the teaching profession, improving pedagogical leadership and investing in professional development might be more fruitful avenues to pursue.
So, if software is to be used as a teaching aid (called "blended learning" in pedagogical circles), then it should seek to balance the need for correct answers with the freedom to take risks and break rules.
Unlike lawyers and doctors, teachers need not keep up with fast-paced changes in their profession; they would do better to resist pedagogical fads.
Rather, they consist of cursory explanations that seem designed more as a nod to colleagues who already know the subject than as a pedagogical guide to the notional "mathematically inclined reader".
His chief pedagogical tools are "fan charts", showing the probability distributions of inflation and GDP growth for the next two years.In effect, these are all ways of giving financial markets and the public an insight into what economic theory calls the central bank's "reaction function".
Then he scolded Republicans for continuing to stage hopeless votes to repeal the law, and said he would welcome any positive ideas they have to improve it.It's obvious why Mr Obama's wry, pedagogical tone angers Republicans.
Robert Coe, an analyst at Durham University, says there are "sound pedagogical reasons" for rewarding applied English skills.
