pedagogical造句

But it's one of those pedagogical things.

One group of children had a strictly pedagogical introduction.

The second question is: from the pedagogical perspective, not from the business perspective, but from the pedagogical perspective, do we know what the learning system is all about?

"I don't see a pedagogical reason for three years of law school," he said.

to guide de pedagogical reform and the on-job training of normal colleges;

But I think even NLTK's lower layers make it a useful framework for both pedagogical and practical applications.

The core of the pedagogical predicament, according to Cohen, is that teachers (and other improvers) "depend on clients."

It is intended for pedagogical purposes only, but it helps to illustrate how the processor works behind the scenes.

Unlike lawyers and doctors, teachers need not keep up with fast-paced changes in their profession; they would do better to resist pedagogical fads.

Art and design education must therefore continue to develop pedagogical models which respond to the need for individual learning based on a development of personal creativity.

I have no explanation why that is the case, but it does seem that those systems place their efforts primarily on pedagogical practice rather than digital gadgets.

'Comparing the two systems of education, it should be noted that separate education has no advantages in terms of pedagogical process, however there are difficulties in behavioral aspects'.

Higher education is provided by colleges and pedagogical academies offering two-year courses, as well as by two universities which offer four to six-year courses in a range of disciplines.

Pedagogy also keeps away from pedagogical "life-world" and ignores the difference between each individual child, so it breaks away pedagogy itself and makes people a sense of alienation.

Fish imagines Milton as always on some level slapping the reader's wrist, reminding the reader of his or her fallen-ness, that there's a constant pedagogical correction going on.