The activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill.
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Such is the pedagogy of patriarchy-itsvictims become its most impassioned teachers.
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It encourages learning methods that offend the most basic principles of pedagogy.
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When you start there's a lot of learn, it's a complex pedagogy.
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There are classes in analysis, in pedagogy-teachingteachers how to instruct others.
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The psychology and pedagogy of mental deficiency is epitomized in this statement.
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However, Brer Rabbit's knowledge of pedagogy shines forth in the following dialogue:
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He long ago took that method of teaching which modern pedagogy approves.
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Lectures on pedagogy are more or less common-place, and often nearly worthless.
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His writings and lectures were devoted chiefly to philosophy, psychology, and pedagogy.
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They understand the value of schools, even where hate is the pedagogy.
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However, our apps encompass most of the key points of Maria Montessori's pedagogy:
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This book studies the basic principles underlying sound and progressive pedagogy.
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If there was any pedagogy connected with the work, it was purely accidental.
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No doubt, the same thing will happen with my farm pedagogy.
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One comes upon principles and rules of pedagogy unusually advanced for their time.
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Fortunately, he never discussed pedagogy, never used the terms I have been using.
