pedagogue

Preposition: of

• yore: The glorious eccentrics, the crazy pedagogues of yore, have all been laid to rest.

Adjective modifier

• social: Social pedagogues work in a way that combines social care and education.
• great: This supporter was Richard Mulcaster, the great pedagogue, head of the famous schools of Merchant Taylor's and St. Paul's.
• crazy: The glorious eccentrics, the crazy pedagogues of yore, have all been laid to rest.
• responsive: Responsive pedagogues are skilled in creating a curriculum of learning activities and environments in which all students have the opportunity to succeed.
• renowned: Between 1961 and 1968 he studied in Moscow with the renowned pedagogues Heinrich and Stanislav Neuhaus.
• good: The best pedagogue is not he who descends to hs pupils from the heights but he who rises to new levels together with them.

Modifies a noun

• assistant: About half these should be pedagogues at level five and at least half of the remainder would be level three pedagogue assistants.