Sentence examples for pedagogical works from inspiring English sources
Herbart wrote a number of pedagogical works during his teaching career at the universities of Göttingen and Königsberg.
Although blind from childhood, he became a classical scholar and at the age of 16 published a series of poems, translations, and pedagogical works.
She continued to serve the party, although her influence was never restored, and her memoirs, Vospominaniya o Lenine (1957; "Recollections of Lenin"), were criticized for erroneously depicting Lenin; her publications on education, Pedagogicheskive sochineniya, 11 vol. (1957 63; "Pedagogical Works"), were also condemned for conveying mistaken concepts of education and political training.
The two most influential pedagogical works in 18th-century Europe were John Locke's Some Thoughts Concerning Education (1693) and Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Emile.
To carry out that pedagogical work, Faber needs some room -- or, rather, we do.
At the end of the story, the teacher plays Schubert in a kind of desperate attempt to make music do the pedagogical work he failed to do.
"We ourselves have never felt more disappointed," they wrote, "by the administration's failure to address the systemic and incalculable harm that both our students and our own pedagogical work suffer by Dartmouth's acceptance and support of structures that promote such attitudes of entitlement and disrespect".
We have asked the heads of institutions as to the extent to which their day-to-day pedagogical work is influenced by different pedagogical approaches.
We asked whether the daily work was influenced by these plans and whether these plan were useful for their (everyday) pedagogical work.
All six cases of integration examined reported positive consequences, especially for the position of children under three years, but also in terms of curriculum development and pedagogical work.
In his exile from Poland after 1944, Łukasiewicz had scant opportunity to continue this pedagogical work, holding a research position in a non-teaching institution in a country with no logical tradition.
