With every exhibition of a didactic sort, the Princeton museum provides detailed explanations often with charts or other keys.
Strikingly, "Here Is Elsewhere" featured the very kind of art that is most typically accompanied, in museum shows, by didactic, moral-pointing wall texts.
Seemingly, Flavin felt that a set theory would have led to him doing the predictable, with his art, resembling those didactic demonstrations seen in science fairs, museums and exploratoriums.
As Villacis envisions it in a museum-style display complete with didactic panels, conquest is conquest, whomever the victor.
Unlike at other museums, where wall labels may be undergoing a disappearing act, museum staff think that sometimes extensive didactics are important to help visitors understand a collection that includes obsolete and unfamiliar tools, Rinard said.
The latter is the didactic strategy more commonly applied (also in schools and museums) without checking or connecting previous knowledge or laying a basic groundwork.
Compare this to the monumental sterility and distraction of "The Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe". An information center was added to the enormous sculptural field, below ground at one end, and it includes the familiar timelines and didactic information about the tragedy found in many historical museums.
Like the elementary-level wall text often found in museums, the book can be uncomfortably wooden and didactic at times.
Museum educational experiences are especially complex to evaluate if compared to scholastic ones because in a museum, inputs and variables are more numerous and different and contexts are less formal; communicative didactic strategies are individual; and students' reactions are more personal, free, and unpredictable.
