Question

What is the primary meaning of 'pedagogy'?

1. Pedagogy is derived from Greek words 'pais' (boy) and 'agogos' (guide), together meaning teacher.
2. It refers to the science and art of imparting knowledge and skills.
3. It solely focuses on the subject matter being taught.
4. Pedagogy is the study of educational administration.

• A. 2, 3
• B. 1
• C. 2
• D. 1, 2

Answer 1

Answer:

D. 1, 2

PEDAGOGY

• The term ‘pedagogue’ is derived from two Greek words: pais/paidos meaning boy and agogos meaning guide. 

• Together, they denote a teacher.

• Thus, pedagogy refers to the science and art of teaching.

• Pedagogic analysis means a logical and systematic breakdown of the curriculum or subject matter from the teacher’s point of view, with the aim of ensuring its effective classroom transaction.

• Pedagogy refers to the art and science of teaching, encompassing the theory and practice of learning. 

• It's about how knowledge and skills are transmitted in an educational setting and how that process influences learners' development.

• pedagogy is the fundamental approach to teaching and learning, providing a framework for creating engaging, inclusive, and effective educational experiences for students.