pedagogic (Meaning)

Wordnet

pedagogic (a)

of or relating to pedagogy

Webster

See Pedagogics.

Alt. of Pedagogical

The pedagogic approach emphasizes experiential learning and student-centered instruction.
Teachers must consider the pedagogic implications of their teaching practices.
The course curriculum aligned with the latest pedagogic research.
The pedagogic methods adopted by the school foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
Educational technology can enhance the pedagogic value of classroom experiences.
The pedagogic principles underlying the curriculum ensure equitable access to learning opportunities.
Teacher training programs provide opportunities for educators to develop their pedagogic knowledge and skills.
Assessment should be an integral part of the pedagogic process, providing feedback and supporting learning.
The pedagogic relationship between teachers and students is essential for fostering a positive learning environment.
Pedagogic innovation encourages experimentation and exploration in teaching and learning.

of or relating to pedagogySee Pedagogics., Alt. of Pedagogical

educational, educative, intellectual,academic, scholastic, scholarly, professorial, pedantic, curricular, nerdy

extracurricular,extracurricular, cocurricular, cocurricular,nonacademic, noneducational, noneducational, nonacademic, unscholarly, unscholarly

The pedagogic approach emphasizes experiential learning and student-centered instruction.

Teachers must consider the pedagogic implications of their teaching practices.

The course curriculum aligned with the latest pedagogic research.

The pedagogic methods adopted by the school foster critical thinking and problem-solving skills.