Pedagogy Poems - Poems about Pedagogy

Consider the practice of pedagogy. Sounds less like a noble profession, And more like a pervert’s kinky fetish, A groomer’s form of fieldcraft. Socrates taught Plato, Just as Shumann mentored Brahms. Einstein tutored Oppenheimer, And so inspired those bombs. When a student has mastered a subject, Does the teacher proclaim it success? Or is there regret in awareness Of the genie set loose on the...

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Pedagogy Many schools were built possibly at the time when labor was in power, It was vital to bring education to the masses, but since it was not learning centers for the elite The buildings were built as cheaply as possible. It was said the material used had a duration of thirty years, this was as...

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Principles are like procedures we live by Educating ourselves with things that go by Doing things the right way we believe in Affirming we're always right as we thrive and bang in Getting along with thoughts and actions of all Over and under our ideas that confront us all Growing with everybody is what we want for all Yours is my love,...

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The new pedagogy, such sweet success! Brittle crispy teacup children abound. Wan eyes fused to the screen, don’t look around. Take me to my safe space, just too much stress. Who will fix what’s broken? They don’t know how. Fighting for their freedom? Don’t understand. It's someone else’s job to repair this land. Polished Brooks Brothers tyrant, take a bow. Education, once to...

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If you enjoy this thought, it is imputed on my teachers because they have insisted, instructed scolded, coerced and praised all for my betterment. Though life's education is richer and sweeter by far than all class instruction without their knowledge and training, I would not be attempting to write on poetrysoup.com, with other distinguished authors. Hail, Hail to teachers everywhere! Stimulate our minds, expand the knowledge! This is my...

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