Sentence examples for didactic explanations from inspiring English sources

Some preachers provided didactic explanations of the Law, while others had recourse to allegory, parable, anecdote, or folklore.

That is, it may be useful to reduce the number of didactic explanations and the amount of 'deep and meaningful time' to avoid awkward silences, choosing instead to engage the adolescent in informal but therapeutically relevant conversation during therapeutic activities.

Beside the didactic explanation, mystery-set jewels are displayed in one of many plexiglass tubes that enable the visitors to look at the jewels from every angle.

It's exactly what the collage work isn't: a didactic gesture that demands explanation and offers scant visual reward.

I find it can be oppressive and elitist to have so much didactic material and written explanation in order to interact with an artwork and I wonder what message that will convey looking far into the future; what if those explanations are lost and only the work survives?

Of its authorship nothing certain is known, but its didactic nature and the allegorical explanations attached to the stories in the early versions suggest that it was intended as a manual for preachers.

6 However, recent UK-based research utilising pharmacists to provide medication reviews found a counter-intuitive increase in hospitalisation, 7 with one partial explanation being the didactic nature of the pharmacist communication.

Although at first sight contradictory, this reciprocal relationship between knowledge growth and didactic teaching invites a unifying explanation: namely, that the switch of educational philosophy to non-didactic methods represents a strategy for teachers and students to cope with the expansile information environment [ 18, 19].

From a teacher's perspective, the use of video to present scientific ideas is an alternative to other forms of instruction, such as explanations in textbooks, or didactic teaching, with the combination of images of the natural phenomena alongside an expert explanation being an appealing option.

With every exhibition of a didactic sort, the Princeton museum provides detailed explanations often with charts or other keys.

Rather, it seems likely that the student chose this description as a didactic strategy in an attempt to harmonize the explanation with the expected cognitive level of the intended audience, which was explicitly specified to be "a small child that is not familiar with the appropriate scientific terminology" in the open-ended test item instruction.