'pedagogical method' is correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used to refer to a system or approach to teaching something. For example: To help her students better understand complex concepts, the teacher employed a pedagogical method that encouraged active participation in class.
Today, I would respectfully submit that my father's pedagogical method was a failure.
Ms. Coates said: "One of the things I latched onto in performance studies was this pedagogical method of practice theory.
Then there are four mediators who Skype in and use the pedagogical method.
2. When helping each and every pupil arrive at the correct answer, which pedagogical method do you find most effective?
Because Aquinas's pedagogical method of posing and answering theological questions had fallen out of favour, John and subsequent thinkers reorganized Aquinas's writings under thematic categories (e.g., logic, philosophy of nature, and metaphysics).
By 1253, 20 years after his quest had begun, Nichiren had reached his final conclusion: the true Buddhism was to be found in the Lotus Sūtra, and all other Buddhist doctrines were only temporary and provisional steps used by the historical Buddha as a pedagogical method to lead men to the full and final doctrine contained in the Lotus Sūtra.
As a young man Butler strongly criticized the pedagogical methods of his time.
His research dealt with psychological issues of school curriculum, pedagogical methods, and the nature of reading, language, and number.
All new faculty members are exposed to Jesuit pedagogical methods, which he describes as "analysis of evidence and reflection upon experience rather than a mere memorization of theory".
A school for jingxi acting, modeled on Western pedagogical methods, was established in 1930, women being admitted for the first time in three centuries.
She thinks that this is a "terrible example" of the pedagogical methods of the photographers Bernd and Hilla Becher, and calls it one of the decisive moments of her interview with Struth.
