Sentence examples for didactic lessons from inspiring English sources

Continuity clinic format, combined with didactic lessons and discussion seminars.

Isolated and didactic lessons -- along with programs that focused on feelings and behavior without teaching moral reasoning and thinking skills -- did not work, she says.

The basic idea, explored in 17 different vignettes, is what happens to dark-complexioned travelers since Sept. 11 -- the quest to be a citizen of the world versus the didactic lessons of Homeland Security.

In this fascinating study of the semantic changes evident in translations of Catholic catechisms, sermons, and manuals, Regina Harrison demonstrates how the translated texts often retained traces of ancient Andean modes of thought, despite the didactic lessons they contained.

An evaluation of a 2-h course with didactic lessons on LUS and diagnostic criteria for pneumothorax and pulmonary oedema showed that pre-hospital physicians (with varying experience with ultrasound) improved significantly from their pre- to post-course test [258].

Additionally, the provision of ART monitoring equipment for practical hands on training that complemented didactic lessons.

But the show is no didactic lesson.

It is the idea of "fusing horizons" that led me to rearrange a somewhat didactic lesson on Aung San Suu Kyi to focus on bullying.

The world of "Cat Person" was meant to be your world, your language, your voice, and in it was a little didactic lesson about relationships that we could all come away with.

But then Brooks's attack on paraphrase is itself paraphrased: "Brooks emphasizes that it is not the purpose of a poem to produce a statement, a proposition, a didactic lesson or message".

The latter half of the book is a heavy-handed, didactic lesson on colonial influence and the dangers of religion in the minds of people of weak character.