pedagogy
意味: The method, theory, and practice of teaching, encompassing how knowledge is transmitted and how learners are supported in acquiring it.
Pedagogy goes beyond simple instruction to include the philosophy and science of education — how teachers design learning experiences, assess progress, and adapt to different learners. 'Critical pedagogy,' associated with Paulo Freire, emphasises education as a tool for social justice. The adjective 'pedagogical' is common in academic writing. Pedagogy is technically teaching of children, while andragogy refers to adult learning.
例文
- The university offers a postgraduate certificate in pedagogy for academics who wish to improve their teaching. 该大学为希望提高教学水平的学者提供教育学研究生证书课程。La universidad ofrece un certificado de posgrado en pedagogía para los académicos que deseen mejorar su docencia.その大学は教授法の向上を望む研究者向けに教育学の大学院修了証プログラムを提供している。그 대학은 교수법 향상을 원하는 학자들을 위해 교육학 대학원 수료증 과정을 제공하고 있다.
- Progressive pedagogy encourages students to learn through exploration and collaboration rather than passive listening. 进步教育学鼓励学生通过探索和合作来学习,而非被动听讲。La pedagogía progresista anima a los estudiantes a aprender mediante la exploración y la colaboración en lugar de la escucha pasiva.進歩的教育学は、受動的に聞くのではなく、探究と協働を通じて学ぶことを学生に奨励する。진보적 교육학은 수동적으로 듣기보다 탐구와 협력을 통해 배울 것을 학생들에게 권장한다.
- Freire's critical pedagogy challenged traditional models of education as mere transmission of knowledge from teacher to student. 弗莱雷的批判教育学挑战了将教育仅视为从教师到学生的知识传递的传统模式。La pedagogía crítica de Freire cuestionó los modelos tradicionales de educación como mera transmisión de conocimiento del profesor al alumno.フレイレの批判的教育学は、教育を単なる教師から生徒への知識伝達とする従来のモデルに異議を唱えた。프레이리의 비판적 교육학은 교육을 단순히 교사에서 학생으로의 지식 전달로 보는 전통적 모델에 도전했다.
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使い方ガイド
場面: academic, professional
トーン: neutral
起源と歴史
From Greek paidagogia (education, attendance on children), from paidagogos (teacher, trainer of boys), combining pais (child) and agogos (leader), from agein (to lead).
文化的背景
Era: Modern
Generation: All ages
Social background: Universal
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