Sentence examples for strong pedagogical from inspiring English sources
Like other public museums that opened during this period, this one is city owned, community based and has a strong pedagogical bent.
Lauder has strong pedagogical inclinations — one gets the impression that he would happily stand in his museum all day long, explaining Egon Schiele's use of graphic distortion to bemused Dutch tourists — and for him the portrait of Adele Bloch-Bauer is both a gorgeous object and a historical document of critical importance to the museum's mission.
Examples of effective cognitive connectivity include restoration plans with strong pedagogical components, water museums, and artistic interventions that reveal ecological processes (eco-revelatory design).
Then, pre-service teachers were familiarised with learning design environments such as Learning Designer, INSPIREus, LAMS, which are content free but they have a strong pedagogical orientation addressing their Technological Pedagogical Knowledge (TPK).
Our work reveals that in order to design for and evaluate effective and meaningful language learning, there should be more balance between technologically-driven theory and theory driven research which has a strong pedagogical foundation.
"My mother was a teacher, and I think that's one reason that, amidst my deal-making skills, I have a very strong pedagogical bent", he says.
In the Prague Spring, Alice was elected party chair of the 250-strong pedagogical faculty in the Charles University and played a leading role in the liberalisation process.
Overall, the strongest pedagogical supervision approach throughout this literature was the dialogue between the students and supervisors and the emphasis on being part of a community to achieve collaboration.
Another choice, highlighted in Starting Strong, is in pedagogical orientation.
Teachers are expected to possess strong content knowledge, pedagogical expertise in rooms of diverse learners, and a heroic grasp of classroom psychology.
As it turns out, the Alliance for Childhood has strong ties to Waldorf education, a pedagogical approach that emphasizes the development of sensory motor skills in the early years, often puts off intensive reading instruction until second or third grade and frowns on television viewing and mass-produced textbooks.
