Sentence examples for pedagogue's from inspiring English sources

"The notion of inappropriate physical contact can be the type of charge that ends a pedagogue's career," Ms. Weinstock wrote.

Recently catapulted from relative obscurity to the short list for this year's Man Booker Prize, Lloyd Jones's "Mister Pip" is an improbably palatable visit to a pedagogue's paradise.

He has the right bony austerity, a pedagogue's slight stoop yet also displays flashes of ironic humour that hint at what the hero once was.

This he did with the revelation that the pedagogue's legs were slightly too short for his body, the truth of which no one has ever been able to prove.

These divergent trends — the teacher as psycho; the teacher as saint — only confirm what the film scholar Dana Polan called the "problem of the pedagogue's embodiment": the difficulty we have "imagining the teacher as a real person," rather than as an icon, an authority figure or a bad joke.

"We've noticed the stabilisation of the children's moods – they smile more frequently," says Ivan. Judicial officials in Kragujevac share the pedagogue's enthusiasm for the Second Chance programme.

Richard Griffiths, the rotund British actor whose stage career reached a pinnacle with his Tony-winning performance as an idealistic but tormented pedagogue in Alan Bennett's play "The History Boys" and who achieved popular fame in the movies as Harry Potter's mean-spirited Uncle Vernon Dursley, died on Thursday in Coventry, England.

Some children also reported that the Centre's pedagogue had helped them to achieve better in school.

Giusto Dacci (Parma, 1840 1915), composer and pedagogue, directed his hometown's excellent conservatory throughout AT's student years.

"I joked that I was kind of like Miss America". As the nation's premier pedagogue, he visited more than 40 states and two continents to encourage teachers to work beyond inequalities in urban public schools.

As one of the boys puts it: "Do you want us to be thoughtful or do you want us to be smart?" Ian Forrest's revival emphasises the cult of Hector, commencing with a tableau in which the boys surround Peter Rylands's charismatic pedagogue like princelings in a Renaissance court.