didactic造句

However it should avoid being didactic.

And a teacher's style in Japan is didactic.

His speech to the new freshmen was painfully didactic.

My next-door neighbor is a didactic old lady.

The Lady is at the dogmatic heart of this relentlessly didactic work of literature.

Teaching through inquiry is far more demanding for the teacher than the old-style didactic method.

University lecturers anxious to persuade should copy the didactic tricks of a Pentecostal preacher.

At present, World History is one of the most important issues both in the research and in the didactic field.

The style of programmes was innovative and pioneering, we moved from rather didactic sounding programmes to an FM friendly sound to attract the radio stations.

My art is not didactic as I prefer to leave the experience of my works open to interpretation by the viewer.

The green wall extends from the Tabaco Museum to the exterior, being a didactic wall with tobacco plants and vegetation of the region.

As an education-economic act, Its didactic function is getting more powerful with the progress of society and the development of education.

And by the third year of training, most residents have had didactic teaching about psychodynamic psychotherapy, but many have not had experiential clinical exposure to it.

It is a leap forward from a utilitarian building type to an intrinsically didactic environment that holds emotional equity, identity and intuitive purpose beyond the text books and the classrooms.

American children's literature in those days was mostly didactic, addressed to some imaginary reader—an ideal girl or boy, upon reading the story, would immediately adopt its heroes as role models.