Sentence examples for didactic science from inspiring English sources

Ben's story is such a fine one, in fact, that it can be read a dozen ways -- as social commentary, allegory of parenthood or spiritual warning -- in which case it is subtler than some of Lessing's didactic science fiction.

The Didactics of Science extends Didactics, as a discipline, beyond the pedagogical school frame.

The theoretical framework of the Didactics of Science epistemologically consists of a set of notions introduced by specialists in their analyses upon the Didactics of disciplines, by means of an assimilation process involving representation and clarification of concepts, as well as their articulation in theories and paradigms.

The Didactics of Science pleads for a model in which the teacher acts as mediator between pedagogical sciences and the students' psychological profile.

Subsequently it modulates into a piece of didactic transcendental science-fiction in the manner of The Day the Earth Stood Still and Close Encounters, and Arlington Steward (ie guardian of the cemetery) turns out to be some sort of emissary.

Snipping kitchen appliance adverts from American magazines, didactic illustrations from science books and meretricious covers from cheap reads, he cut and pasted the roots to what would become an iconoclastic movement less than a decade later.

The concept of obstacle, as used in science didactics, is inspired by the concept of "epistemological obstacle" suggested by the French philosopher Gaston Bachelard (1938).

The main hypothesis in this work is that teleological thinking can be characterized as a core obstacle to properly learning the NSM the word obstacle here being used as defined in science didactics (Astolfi 1997).

Evidence in two significant fields allows us to consider this: both cognitive psychology and science didactics converge in highlighting the omnipresence and functional importance of this way of thinking.

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.

And drug prevention has moved from a didactic classroom exercise to a science of teaching life skills and changing environmental norms based on local data and community capacity.