Sentence examples for didactic issues from inspiring English sources
Didactic issues aside, John Medeski is an exciting pianist, one worth taking seriously; using the piano (as he will do again in this five-night engagement) makes him less mannered and reveals a style traceable to both Ellington and Cecil Taylor.
All our suggestions in the previous paragraphs assume that teachers know how to realise them in a meaningful way, which raises content-related didactic issues (e.g., teachers need to know which examples work best in order to convey the usefulness of a specific concept, which in turn raises students' integrated regulation for learning).
(The didactic tendency issues in a tradition of treatises and manifestos).
It's a powerful, if didactic, number.
Despite strong views, his films are not didactic but represent issues that need discussion and reform.
Despite the entwined relationship between art and ecology in this exhibition, the curator is not aiming to be didactic about environmental issues.
Mr. Beene is the angrier of the two and more didactic on the issue, and his clothes are more intelligent than most.
Crampton said she wanted the play to be more than a "didactic piece of issue-based theatre", adding that the risk of the play being seen as "culturally patronising" was something acknowledged by both the playwrights and director.
More specifically, the influence of the internet on information issues, the didactics and pedagogic material with regard to the foreign language is examined.
The workshops consisted of didactic seminars that explored key issues relevant to priority setting and 'accountability for reasonableness', and small and large group discussions in which participants could express views and ask questions.
