The readers were graded collections of didactic tales and excerpts from great books, reflecting McGuffey's view that the proper education of young people required their introduction to a wide variety of topics and practical matters.
After the three epic cycles, Hugo returned to writing short lyrics on personal themes, although he never abandoned his role as didactic poet, as the collections he churned out in the 1880s testify.
At the conclusion of the 3-hour period, the CRB rater must have 90% agreement with either the PI or the PD; failure to reach 90% will result in retraining using the 2-hour didactic content and another 3-hour simultaneous data collection period until 90% is reached.
The first work in his collection, Makhzan ol-asrār ("Treasury of Mysteries"), is didactic in intention.
Alfonso's nephew, Don Juan Manuel (died 1348), authored many works, including El Conde Lucanor; o, el libro de Patronio (1328-35; "CornTheucanor; or, The Book of Patronius", a collection of fables and folk tales with a didactic intent) and the Libro de los estados (a treatise on social classes).
His latest collection reveals poems that are often intellectually satisfying, sometimes didactic, and poignant, not just clever wordplays.
Gleim himself wrote feeble imitations of Anacreon, Horace, and the minnesingers, a dull didactic poem entitled Halladat oder das rote Buch (1774), and collections of fables and romances.
In November the museum opened its new $45 million British Galleries, where some of the world's most important collection of British decorative arts is displayed in a purposely didactic manner, intended to entice a broad audience.
Studies have tended to focus on qualitative data collection to analyse a range of features in conversation including didactic behaviours [ 9, 10].
Unlike the stories of the Arabian Nights (in which Scheherazade's talking for her life is the thread on which the collection is hung) they have no unifying frame, and profess no didactic purpose.
