Sentence examples for pedagogical merits from inspiring English sources

Whatever the pedagogical merits may be of feeding children misinformation, it is inappropriate for adults.

I'll let literacy specialists and parents debate the pedagogical merits of this approach, but my immediate impression was that it probably couldn't hurt.

According to Seppy Basili, vice president for learning and assessment at Kaplan, parents have been slow to embrace online test preparation not because they doubt its pedagogical merits.

Correlations of the measures suggest that depth and pedagogical merit were highly correlated but no other pair of measures were.

Co-evolution of motion and object, we further propose, suggests the pedagogical merit of indirect instruction in embodied interaction learning environments.

The research findings demonstrate the pedagogical merit of keyness analysis and thus help in the design of courses for adolescent online interaction.

When 12 biology students judged the pedagogical merit, depth, relevance, fluency, and ambiguity of the two different types of questions to professional human-made questions, the pattern of results depended on whether we assumed the judgements were a ratio scale or an ordinal scale.

Evidently, this way of reading Descartes' argument has pedagogical appeal, for it is ubiquitously taught (outside of Descartes scholarship) despite the absence of any textual merit.

Pedagogical wall texts loom.

Pedagogical theory is not enough.

"We made a pedagogical decision".