"pedagogical activity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to an activity focused on teaching, educating, or instructing. For example, "The teacher used a pedagogical activity to demonstrate the concept of subtraction to her students."
Most successful lecturers will concede to you in low tones that there is no journalistic or pedagogical activity more remunerative — a point that was also made by Mark Twain and by Winston Churchill.
We call this pedagogical activity architecture a Mathematical Imagery Trainer (Howison et al., 2011).
This paper presents a pedagogical activity focusing on the use of repurposed materials.
One such pedagogical activity is personalisation, which is a key aspect identified in many mobile learning frameworks.
The teacher may vary the largely teacher-led pedagogical activity by introducing mathematical activities, usually in the form of mathematics problem-solving worksheets, for students to practice on.
Education reforms in Kazakhstan, the requirement of professional knowledge improvement in the new century, emotional and intellectual intensity of the professional pedagogical activity facilitate formation of the professional changes in the personality.
In their pedagogical activities one can find the roots of some of their epistemological views.
Furthermore, DA is not a standalone activity carried out in isolation from other pedagogical activities.
Professor Kiguradze has always made many efforts and devoted much energy to pedagogical activities.
Within the lessons in the unit of work, an average lesson may have the following typical pedagogical activities.
Pedagogical activities: Game 1: Our hands on paint: preparation of pigments and tools for painting (Fig. 5).
