pedagogy

Pedagogy refers to the methods and instructional tools used by teachers in educating students. It pertains to the entire spectrum of educational styles from urban education and coping with the needs of poverty and violence to special education and the education of children with needs and gifted students.

Pedagogical styles, then, will vary as student needs vary. The more intense student needs are, the more tool teachers will need in order to facilitate their education. Some of these tools pertain to how lessons are administered, the use of technology within the classroom and the role of storytelling in an educational setting.

Bloggers, especially those that are also educators, love discussing pedagogy as teachers often share differences in instructional approaches. Typically, difficulty in student achievement is reflexive of deficiencies on a teacher’s pedagogy. Thus, bloggers readily discuss pedagogy as a means of gaining the necessary tools to help their own students achieve and learn more.

Latest blogosphere posts tagged “pedagogy”

 

• Developing Collaborative Blended Learning and Knowledge Development in SMEs through Webquest 2.0

  
  Pontydysgu - Bridge to Learning — Authority: 405
  I haven’t been posting as much as I would like lately. This is due to the European project bidding season (more on that soon) and due to a lot of work on the Webquest 2.0 project (about which I have been intending to write). Anyway, here for starters is an abstract written by Maria Pedrifanou and myself for the ...
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• Lora Helvie-Mason

  
  International Edubloggers Directory — Authority: 100
  Lora Helvie-Mason, USA, Tertiary With a bachelor’s degree from Purdue University in Agricultural Communication and minors in Communication Studies and International Studies, Dr. Masons journey in education has truly been an interdisciplinary approach. She completed her Master’s degree in Communication Studies ...
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• Shipping Container Cultural Centre In Buenos Aires

  
  Container Living. Net — Authority: 108
  Photos: Paula Alvarado. Although the idea seems simple the thoughts are far reaching, The educational points in different parts of the city are part of the Proa foundation in La Boca neighborhood, Buenos Aires. Developed by arcihtecture studio a77 utilizing a shipping container and recycled materials to make ...
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• A class as a team of co-learners

  
  NetFamilyNews — Authority: 107
  …with the focus on the learners, which can certainly include the teacher. This is the conceptual infrastructure, presented in educator Jackie Gerstein’s User-Generated Education blog , for using tech in the classroom. How does it play out? More emphasis on learners and learning, using technology to facilitate ...
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• Stanford Who’s Who Salutes The Work And Career Of Dr. Judith P. Robertson

  
  IBWIRE — Authority: 139
  TORS COVE, NEWFOUNDLAND AND LABRADOR, CANADA, January 18, 2012 / Stanford Who’s Who / — Stanford Who’s Who announces the addition of Dr. Judith P. Robertson to the league of professional individuals as a result of her distinguished work in education. As Professor Emerita and Independent Writer and Researcher, ...
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• YouTube 2012

  
  MEDIA PRAXIS — Authority: 85
  Yesterday I began my fourth incarnation of Learning From YouTube. Welcome class of 2012! Since I began the project in 2007, there are quite a few differences for both YouTube and my class about/on it. While I named some of those changes here when YouTube turned 5, I’ll enumerate some new changes for our fresh ...
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• TUSD Does “not ban” but confiscates undocumented books >> Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez

  
  Xican@ Poetry Daily — Authority: 92
  Roberto Dr. Cintli Rodriguez While TUSD claims that there are no banned books, the fact remains that administrators have come into MAS classrooms (which no longer exist) and removed the MAS classroom materials, which includes books that were formerly utilized in the now suspended MAS program. While TUSD claims that ...
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• How To Use Game Dynamics In The Classroom

  
  World-Shaker — Authority: 503
  How To Use Game Dynamics In The Classroom : This is going to be a very interesting project to follow this semester. There’s not much here now, but I’m sharing anyway because of the healthy list of resources at the bottom of the article.
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• Graduate Training in the Humanities II

  
  Gukira — Authority: 408
  Something strange happens in discussions of graduate education in the humanities: we forget that graduate school is more than the dissertation . In fact, we forget how and why coursework matters and this is a terrible loss, especially given the changing nature of the increasingly rapacious academy. A quick scan of ...
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• Religious History Classes Come With Instructions

  
  Juvenile Instructor — Authority: 404
  This is Part 3 in my series on course & syllabus design (“Oz Behind the Curtain”); here are Part 1 and Part 2 . I’ve also posted a Part 3a on governance and alignment, but since it’s kind of technical it’s only on my blog; see here if you want to get into those nitty-gritty details. All my syllabi ...
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• Why comparative?

  
  Teaching Comparative — Authority: 111
  American beginners in comparative politics often start by trying to study non-American political systems in the same way they studied the USA. It doesnt always work. Henry Farrell, professor at George Washington University points to an example of why both the "Americanist" and "Comparativist" perspectives are ...
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• Making designs real

  
  Educational Origami — Authority: 92
  Source: BBC website - http://news.bbcimg.co.uk/media/images/57818000/jpg/_57818371_cubetoys.jpg Can you imagine how your classroom would be changed if the students could make the models and products they design there and then in the classroom? I am not just talking about a design or technology classroom. Consider ...
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• Grassy Knolls All Over The Place

  
  The Edge of the American West — Authority: 483
  Received in the mail on Friday, by a fellow EotAW blogger-person : Required for my spring course on “Conspiracy theories in American History.”
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• Unlocking the mind through questions

  
  way to life — Authority: 95
  (Photo from www.geoffreyweb.wordpress.com ) A persons mind is a sealed vault. It is something inaccessible to the other unless a person allows whats inside to be apparent either by his words or actions. If it is so, then a question is a key that opens up that vault. This is how powerful a question ...
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• PhD Scholarship in the Department of Pedagogy at Ghent University, Belgium

  
  Scholarship Positions: Scholarships Financial Aid Fellowships, PhD, Postdoctoral, Graduate College Scholarships — Authority: 136
  Department of Pedagogy offers PhD Scholarship at Ghent University, Belgium Study Subject(s):Pedagogy Course Level:PhD Scholarship Provider: Ghent University, Belgium Scholarship .. [Read Full Scholarship Detail]
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• A better way of arranging the class

  
  way to life — Authority: 95
  In my earlier post, I discussed how classroom layout impacts the learning process . Just recently, Ive seen another classroom layout, which I find better than the typical students-facing-the-board layout. I say its better because if properly used, this layout enhances the amount of productive interaction ...
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• Thursday 13: Back in the teaching saddle again and loving it!

  
  The Blue Muse — Authority: 109
  You know those people who are so passionate about their jobs that they say they look forward to going to work in the morning? That even if they won the lottery, theyd probably continue to do that same gig? Well, as I was reminded last night, thats pretty much how I feel about teaching at the university level. ...
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• Syllabus: ‘Science Fiction and Ecology’

  
  Gerry Canavan — Authority: 118
  First day of the new semester. Really excited about this one. Full syllabus [PDF]. This course pairs thinkers and theorists in the ecological humanities with science fiction texts from the 1970s, 1980s, and today. After several early weeks establishing a shared foundation of critical reference points, we focus on ...
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• EdWeek Report: U.S. Education Under Pressure From Abroad

  
  Curriculum Matters — Authority: 547
  Education Week s annual Quality Counts report is out, and its got a great lineup of stories exploring what U.S. education can learn from other countries. Start with the overview, which examines the swirl of issues that led the U.S. to focus on its own international competitiveness. You might want to read about how ...
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• Moved: the PhD in rhetoric should not take more than 4 years beyond the MA

  
  The Blogora — Authority: 110
  After the MLA conference revealed that it takes many humanities PhDs nine years to complete... ...Id like us to discuss some suggestions for revision of graduate education. I dont think rhetoric grad students steep as long as lit and Phil students (who steep as long as they can while hitting the job market ...
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