propaedeutics

IPA: proʊpˈidˈutɪks

Root Word: Propaedeutics

noun

  • Propaedeutics or propedeutics (from Ancient Greek , propaídeusis 'preparatory education') is a historical term for an introductory course into an art or science.
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Examples of "propaedeutics" in Sentences

  • The university's new curriculum emphasizes propaedeutics to better prepare students for advanced studies
  • In his lecture, the professor explained the importance of propaedeutics in understanding complex theories
  • The propaedeutics course provided a solid foundation for students entering the field of psychology
  • Many medical schools incorporate propaedeutics to ensure that aspiring doctors grasp essential concepts before clinical training
  • She found the propaedeutics offered in her program to be invaluable for her academic development

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