The phrase "authoritarian teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a teaching style that is strict, controlling, and emphasizes obedience over student engagement or critical thinking.
Example: "The school adopted an authoritarian teaching approach, leaving little room for student input or creativity."
Alternatives: "dictatorial teaching" or "oppressive teaching".
His authoritarian teaching style immediately earned him the nickname Uncle Joe.
But Emma rejected the rote learning and authoritarian teaching methods she encountered in her school, and she fought with her German relatives.
For another critique of I Will Not Make Any More Boring Art, see contemporary poet Divya Victor's Goodbye John!, a text-based piece with an accompanying short essay that argues that by collapsing the classroom and gallery space into one another, Baldessari not only enacts authoritarian teaching methods, but commands students create his art to his material benefit.
They have not impacted to change didactic and authoritarian approaches to teaching and learning in primary and secondary schools.
With Miss DeLay's growing fame in the 1980's and 90's came detractors, including former students who complained that she was frequently late to lessons or that her essentially anti-authoritarian mode of teaching was actually lax and uninvolved.
Their teaching was authoritarian and elitist.
For that reason younger students want more bang for their buck: strong teaching from authoritarian professors.
This authoritarian way of handling teaching and learning comes to us in mysterious ways: it has no author.
The style of parenting or teaching The authoritarian style of education is characterized by demanding strict obedience and by a lack of explanation or justification of the rules children and youngsters are expected to follow (see Baumrind 1966 ).
In others, educators impose too much structure, and kids end up being taught in authoritarian environments that stifle student self-direction and curiosity.
They did not appoint a single authoritarian preacher, "set up to teach them, it may be thirty or forty years together" (Fell 1667b, 86), but rather members would wait in silence till someone felt the light stir within.
