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GCheng620 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
"Pedagogical line"
I have no idea what that term is supposed to mean as in the sentence "Her pedagogical lineage includes William Lincer, "
Ref:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodi_Levitz
(see the last line of the biography)
Does that mean that those people are her students?
Ref:http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodi_Levitz
(see the last line of the biography)
Does that mean that those people are her students?
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The phrase "pedagogical lineage" is nonsense outside the world of music, and it seems to vary in meaning even there, to judge by the slight reading I've just done on the Internet. It means her teachers here, apparently.
- The phrase "pedagogical lineage" is nonsense outside the world of music, and it seems to vary in meaning even there, to judge by the slight reading I've just done on the Internet.
- It means her teachers here, apparently.
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The phrase "pedagogical lineage" is nonsense outside the world of music, and it seems to vary in meaning even there, to judge by the slight reading I've just done on the Internet. It means her teachers here, apparently.
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My guess is that it refers to the teachers or educators in her family's history.
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GCheng620Does that mean that those people are her students?No.
P taught Q (1897-1905). Q taught R (1930-1932). R taught S (1967-1971). S taught T (2003-2010).
T's pedagogical lineage includes P, Q, R, and S.
It's considered something special if you can trace your pedagogical lineage back to someone very famous who lived hundreds
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