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pedagogical recovery Hello. Help me ! Is the phrase pedagogical recovery right? When a student doesn`t understand the topic and your teacher repeat the class with the goal that you understand much better that topic, which are the appropiate words.Hello. Help me ! Is the phrase pedagogical recovery right? When a student doesn`t understand the topic and your teacher repeat the class with new strategies and techniques with the goal that you understand much better that topic, which are the appropiate words.pedagogical recovery ? Thank you friends, Gad bless you!

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Sorry - pedagogical is not a commonly understood word in English. The only people I know that use it are people who teach teachers, and I suspect 80% of people would not know what it means. Also - using 'recover' to mean 'cover again' has a very limited range of situations where it would be used. It only means to put a physical cover onto something. e.g. 'recover a sofa' or 'recover a cushion'. It never means to repeat something. 'Recovery' only means to get better after an accident or illness. So - your phrase is definitely not correct, and I'm sorry - I don't know of a short phrase to use. I think I would explain it in full as you have done.

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