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• a  of or relating to pedagogy
  pedagogical significance

• He has been revered by generations of teachers inspired by the belief that children are not empty vessels to be filled with knowledge (as traditional pedagogical theory had it) but .
• The obvious conflict in The History Boys, which Alan Bennett has adapted from his well-received play, is between two pedagogical methods.
• More than a third of the 107,458 people who work for the board are classified as "non-pedagogical.

• pedagogic

News & Articles

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• Pressure-cooker kindergarten
  Christine Gerzon is the epitome of a kindergarten teacher: warm and wise, quick to get down on her knees to wipe a tear or bandage a boo-boo. She can rhapsodize for hours about a single leaf and philosophize convincingly about the pedagogical uses of papier-mache. "I teach because it's my calling,” she says. "It's my life purpose.”        
  June 9, 2013 - Boston Globe
• Company Profile for Big Ideas Learning, LLC
  --(BUSINESS WIRE)--Big Ideas Learning, LLC was founded to create instructional materials that provide a coherent mathematics curriculum to support world-class mathematics education. We are working with educators in every step of the development process. Using mathematical and pedagogical research, our middle school mathematics program focuses on fewer topics at each grade level. The goal of the ...
  June 7, 2013 - Business Wire

Quotes

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• Elena Kagan in Harvard Crimson
  Kagan said that she hopes the change will "promote pedagogical excellence and innovation and further strengthen the intellectual community" at the Law School.
• Manmohan Singh in NDTV.com
  There has to be openness to lateral entry into teaching and research staff and a willingness to try new pedagogical methodologies and technologies to access teaching materials and databases,Singh said.
• Michael Bloomberg in Executive Intelligence Review (EIR)
  From now on, Bloomberg said, "the chancellor [his appointee, Joel Klein] will dictate the curriculum and pedagogical methods."