But no amount of teaching can supply motivation, which is a far more effective pedagogical tool.
(Ian Crouch has more on "The West Wing" as pedagogical tool).
This he does in a distracted chant, his preferred, indeed only, pedagogical tool being enforced rote memorization.
Anant Agarwal, an electrical engineer who is president of EdX, predicted that the instant-grading software would be a useful pedagogical tool, enabling students to take tests and write essays over and over and improve the quality of their answers.
The daily spectacle at the Gesù is an object lesson in the religious culture of the Baroque era, when the Roman Catholic Church encouraged artists to stir the emotions of the spectator and the Jesuit order reveled in using theater as a pedagogical tool.
Clinton, however, seemed skeptical of what the show might have to offer: "I said, 'I think we can do better than that, Mr. Speaker.' " While the State Department surely has some wisdom to offer nascent foreign democracies, Clinton may be wrong in overlooking the power of "The West Wing" as a pedagogical tool.
While the orchestra tweeted and tooted and blatted, to represent the different characters — "Peter," lovely show that it is, is also a pedagogical tool, aimed at teaching children the sounds of the different instruments — Mizrahi did something similar: jaunty voice for brave Peter, creepy voice for the Wolf, Flatbush voice for Grandfather, and so on.
The short story is the perfect pedagogical tool for this kind of education and conceivably the tens of thousands of stories being written (and read) in these institutions are cultivating a taste for the form in the way that the mass-circulation magazines did in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.
Curriculum as a pedagogical tool.
In science classrooms videos are often used as a pedagogical tool for affective reasons.
Hands-on experience as a pedagogical tool has traction in the educational community.
