| She exposes her own electronic data to pedagogically engage an identity woven from data streams. |
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| They are often forced to teach subjects for which they are pedagogically not prepared, with only the barest minimum of basic teaching aids. |
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| Summer school should provide the opportunity for teachers to utilize pedagogically different approaches. |
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| Thus, some minimum care to make pre-primary classes an early childhood-friendly environment, both pedagogically and physically, is imperative. |
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| Most pupils will acquire this knowledge by means of pedagogically arranged excursions to the local church. |
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| If repetition resulted in increased achievement, it could be considered a pedagogically useful mechanism. |
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| Each district is managed by a local superintendent who is responsible for the day-to-day functioning of pedagogically related activities within publicly funded schools. |
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| French students are expected to learn a particular syllabus. The book tries to bridge such differences, both graphically and pedagogically. |
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| Last year, I put together a recital program both artistically engaging and pedagogically interesting. |
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| Logically, educationally, and pedagogically, truth must take its place in all of our decisions. |
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| Giving options, tutoring the work and providing encouragement and feedback to the students was pedagogically quite challenging for the teachers. |
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| Production of culturally and pedagogically suitable digital material should be encouraged on the national level. |
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| However, such programmes should be pedagogically sound and conducted by appropriately trained professionals. |
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| The new policy simply makes no sense pedagogically or ethically. |
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| This history can fuel fears that something similar might happen again, that is, Barnehager will be encroached again, pedagogically, by school education and children's participation may become less or not voluntary. |
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| He shows how each mark relates ontologically, epistemologically, pedagogically, and eschatologically to the church. |
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| Comprehensive in its coverage, this text is a full-scale, pedagogically rich introduction to fundamental ideas and procedures in epidemiology. |
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| To conclude we can say that in all the schools the educators are devoting conscious, and considerable efforts to integrating pedagogically even though they encounter a number of hitches in the process. |
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| The videos are pedagogically sound as Topham continually relates the harmony of each pop song to the circle of fifths. |
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| Where fatherhood is concerned, the situation is not favourable but, at the very least, the government should support, legally and pedagogically, parents' joint responsibility for their children and act accordingly. |
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| Though schools, at least in Finland, are relatively well equipped, the main problem seems to be finding ways to use ICT tools in a pedagogically meaningful way. |
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| The first version was arranged pedagogically, describing Law, Faith, and Prayer. |
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| Kastellet has therefore employed three Digital Guidance teachers, who help colleagues both technically and pedagogically with their general use of ICT and Fronter. |
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| Rather than focusing on control and order, teachers should promote classroom discourse that is pedagogically relevant to students and taps into out-of-school time learning. |
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