The student duel, known as die Mensur, was an approved pedagogical exercise, a preparatory step toward the all-important duel of honor.
Publishing research is a pedagogical exercise, a way of teaching others, not a way of giving others information which they are expected to handle on the basis of what they have already been taught.
The new volume, with its dreamscapes, travelogues and pedagogical exercises, reflects Benjamin's lack of interest in these questions.
Classic works, such as the Story of Sinuhe and Instructions of Amenemhat, were copied by schoolboys as pedagogical exercises in writing and to instill the required ethical and moral values that distinguished the scribal social class.
The "pedagogical tweeting" exercise was part of the permanent evaluation.
Figure 3 illustrates a pedagogical example.
In an exercise in pedagogical archaeology, Harold O. Levy, the chancellor of New York City schools, recently ordered his legal staff to sift through more than 30 volumes of Board of Education regulations and bulletins accumulated over the last five decades with a kind of Jarndyce v. Jarndyce reverence for bureaucratic minutiae.
A full system description of the learning environment is presented with the pedagogical objectives of the associated exercises.
A conscientious exercise of decoding metaphors pedagogical done with balance and understanding provides a vision of education practitioners and theorists open, able to adapt organic personalized educational experiences of the group.
This exercise has three main pedagogical goals: 1) to engage students in a discussion that reinforces the biological content, 2) to emphasize that the system is dynamic and its state changes with time as a result of interactions between its components, and 3) to guide students toward the realization that the discussion at this point is qualitative.
He took his first steps as an artist in 1949 by doing the exercises in Paul Klee's "Pedagogical Sketchbook," a manual developed at the Bauhaus.
