• Avagyan Edita

The method instructors employ

to educate, both in theory and
in practice, is referred to as
"pedagogy." An educator's
pedagogy, which considers how
culture and various learning
styles interact, is shaped by
their teaching philosophy.
There must be significant
classroom interactions to aid
pupils in expanding upon prior
knowledge.
Pedagogy is the study of instructional strategies
and how they impact students. In order to assist
kids learn more effectively and help them
acquire high-order thinking abilities, pedagogy
must be well thought out. Pedagogy is defined as
the "art, science, or profession of teaching" by
Merriam-Webster. This wide term encompasses
many facets of education, and pedagogy has
numerous moving elements, such as
instructional methods, criticism, and evaluation.
The study of various teaching techniques is what
the name "pedagogy" essentially means.
 Typically, each educator uses a different pedagogical strategy to teach and learn
in the classroom. They must, however, also take into account the most efficient
methods for material delivery and mastery assessment depending on the
requirements of each particular student. Do students require more time for
solitary study or lectures? How can the classroom's pupils learn most effectively?
Accelerating learning gains for all pupils is centered on these pedagogical issues.
 Pedagogy in teaching

• Pedagogy in teaching can

be referred to as an

educator’s understanding of

how the students learn.

5 major approaches of pedagogy learning

collaborative

Integrative Reflective

Inquiry based
constructive
learning
 Importance Of Pedagogy In Teaching

Improves Quality Of Teaching

Encourage Cooperative
Learning Environment

Eliminates Monotonous Learning

 Types of Pedagogy

Social
Pedagogy

Critical Socratic
Pedagogy Pedagogy

Culturally
Responsive
Pedagogy
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