pedagogic
/ˌpɛdəˈɡɒdʒɪk
/ /ˌpɛdəˈɡɒɡɪk/adjective
1Relating to teaching: they show great pedagogic skills...
- They would also be offered the opportunity to spend time at a center for teaching effectiveness, working to strengthen their pedagogic skills with the guidance of master teachers.
- I have interpreted the available information with a pedagogic approach.
- First, these will soon become the primary pedagogic instruments in classroom teaching.
1.1 rare Of or characteristic of a pedagogue.This is not a pedagogic mind constrained by theory.
plural noun (pedagogics) [treated as singular]
old-fashioned term for pedagogy.
Origin
Late 18th century: from French pédagogique, from Greek paidagōgikos.
Rhymes
- microlite
- microliter
- microlith
- microlithic
- microlitic
- microlitre
- microloan
- micrologic
- micrological
- micrologist
- micromachine
- micromachined
- micromachinery
- micromachining
- micromanage
- micromanagement
- micromanager
- micromania
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- micromastia
- micromechanical
- micromechanics
- micromelia
- micromere