Short Pedagogy Poems
Short Pedagogy Poems. Below are examples of the most popular short poems about Pedagogy by PoetrySoup poets. Search short poems about Pedagogy by length and keyword.
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, my choice, that conquers all
It must have been a golden age
Before the era of preschool pedagogy
Not inferior, just different
Itty-bitty footprints – completely free
My thoughts were outdoors,
that’s where it all happened
My feet moved always wildly,
jumping and bouncing
School was a thief -
the feeling of having one’s own time stolen
A little knowledge might have been useful
My mind played hopscotch
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 world?