pedagogical
adj.relating to the methods and practice of teaching. You use this to describe things that help people learn or the way a teacher plans a lesson.
adj.relating to the theory and practice of education. Often describes the specific strategies or styles used to facilitate learning.
“The teacher used several pedagogical tools to help the students.”
“The school is updating its pedagogical approach to include more hands-on projects and group work.”
“While the textbook is factually accurate, it lacks the pedagogical structure necessary to guide a novice learner through the complex mathematical proofs.”
Typically used attributively before a noun like 'method', 'approach', or 'tool'.
“By cutting down on red tape, the goal is to give schools more autonomy, and to grant teachers more time to focus on student learning, pedagogical planning and a better environment overall.”
“Comfort with genAI differs from comfort with many other educational technologies because it spans technical, ethical, pedagogical, professional and emotional questions.”
From pedagogic + -al.
Etymology adapted from Wiktionary, available under CC BY-SA 4.0.