pedagogue , also: pedagog

After all, I had the natural authority of the born pedagogue.

"What's the going price for a superior pedagogue these days?"

"I have nothing more to teach you," the pedagogue said.

It has 4 class coordinators, a director and a pedagogue.

"Even in his day, a good pedagogue cost a lot more than a miserable six thousand."

Though I will not take their present pedagogue, even if they are strongly attached to him.

Students from around the world were also attracted by his fame as a pedagogue.

As a pedagogue, her works has dealt with cultural integration.

Not only that, but the learned pedagogue doesn't have to do all the labor himself.

That strikes me as less likely to win acceptance among pedagogues.

But then she herself has become proficient as a pedagogue and a therapist.

The work of the day care centres are carried out by pedagogues rather than teachers.

He remained a pedagogue until 1893, when he was over 40.

The Pedagogues would be horrified to learn of his leanings.

The work of a pedagogue is to pull out of the students what they can do.

About 1400 students study and 400 pedagogues teach there.

He was a spiritual man and a good pedagogue.

Her mother went on to have a long successful career as a groundbreaking pedagogue; she also wrote books.

Scholars agree, however, that Leopold was successful as a pedagogue.

If you were to pass along your materials to, say, pedagogues, they would have their own, no less clever, interpretations.

The old-fashioned pedagogues were not all so stupid as some modern educators would have us think.

As a pedagogue he insisted on the centrality of personal ties between teacher and student.

But to expect film makers to become pedagogues is to throw up your hands at the idea that education can be improved.

He returned to Russia and has become a highly respected pedagogue."

Pedagogues, educators, leaders and inspectors were trained to deal with accepting the children.