'pedagogue' is a valid and commonly used word in written English
It is used to refer to a teacher, or someone who is an expert in teaching. Example sentence: The pedagogue was able to help the struggling student pass his exams.
As mayor, he was chief pedagogue, urging bogotanos not to run red lights, dump litter or beat their wives, sometimes dressing up as "Super Citizen" in spandex to get the message across.Beyond such tricks, he represents a revolution in local government that has recently transformed several of Colombia's bigger cities with a mixture of fiscal responsibility and innovation.
As Marco Ventura, a law-and-religion pundit, wrote in the Italian daily Corriere della Sera, the decision had serious personal consequences for the long-suffering pedagogue.
The Institutionum disciplinae of an anonymous Visigoth pedagogue expressed the desire that all young men "quench their thirst at the quadruple fountain of the virtues".
Jacotot was a high school teacher, politician, and pedagogue, whose main educational interests focused on the teaching of foreign languages.
Homilies or parables ascribed to Hillel reveal him as a superb pedagogue.
The former was represented by the Hegelians of the St . Louisschool: the German Henry Brokmeyer and the New Englander William Harris, a pedagogue and politician, and the circle that they founded called the St . LouisPhilosophical Society, which published an influential organ, The Journal of Speculative Philosophy.
But the fallout from McGinn's resignation, whether the allegations are true or not, prompts me to offer two lesser-known manifestations of insidious academic sexism: the pedagogue and the false-ally.
The mind of the pedagogue is awash with heady thoughts of the good old taboo-busting days.
Though he was not an especially exciting pedagogue, he encouraged a generation of young men to turn to chemistry.
Bringing a busload of juvenile-gang leaders from Chicago to Mississippi, in the hope of diverting their energies to the non-violent cause of civil rights, Dr. King proved himself again an incomparable strategist and pedagogue.
Initially a student of the famous Parisian pedagogue Nadia Boulanger, with whom he mastered counterpoint and harmonic analysis, Glass went on to study the musical traditions of India, Gambia, Brazil, and indigenous Mexico.
