Sentence examples for pedagogical equivalent from inspiring English sources

The videos, which have the jump-cut aesthetic and speedy delivery of the Vlogbrothers posts, are the pedagogical equivalent of Red Bull shots, and if you watched them all you'd know a lot, but you'd also think you knew more than you did.

Freeman et al., (2014), using a meta-analysis of 225 STEM education research studies, concluded that active learning approaches are robustly superior in regard to reducing course failure rates and increasing student learning in STEM disciplines; Wieman (2014) has referred to lecturing as "…the pedagogical equivalent of bloodletting" (p. 8320).

Think of them as the pedagogical equivalent of people's names on Facebook, the tags you attach to each and every photo that you upload.

Arthur Levine, the president of Teachers College at Columbia University, ticks off the pedagogical possibilities of cyberspace: greater equity for disadvantaged students and the equivalent of a Carl Sagan in every classroom.

While not a new pedagogical concept, i.e., "hands up if," or the anonymized modern equivalent of Clickers, crowdvoting techniques can effectively be applied to technology-enhanced learning.

Pedagogical wall texts loom.

Pedagogical theory is not enough.

"We made a pedagogical decision".

His approach is systematic and pedagogical.

A society's pedagogical needs change.

This is not just a pedagogical experience".