Education Theory And Practice

noun a method of argument involving dialogue between two or more people holding different points of view

adjective relating to or using dialectic

• The philosopher engaged in a rigorous dialectic with his colleague to explore different perspectives on the topic.
• We had a dialectic about which movie to watch, but couldn't agree on anything.
• The online debate turned into a heated dialectic with people throwing insults left and right.
• The dialectic between tradition and innovation is a constant struggle in the fashion industry.

noun custom or practice

• The teacher emphasized the importance of praxis in the field of education.
• We need to put theory into praxis to see real results.
• Let's get down to praxis and start working on this project.
• Praxis is the bridge between theory and reality in any profession.

noun a person who promotes or advocates for acculturation, the process of cultural change and adaptation

adjective relating to acculturation or the process of cultural change and adaptation

• The acculturationist studied the cultural integration of immigrants into society.
• The acculturationist helped new residents adapt to their new environment.
• The acculturationist was all about blending in with the cool crowd.
• The acculturationist was like a cultural chameleon, seamlessly fitting into any social setting.