These results should remind educators that educational interventions that incorporate sequenced didactic and kinesthetic components are more effective in developing procedural competencies than didactic sessions alone.
Bauer and Kulke (2004) concluded that didactic request-response-evaluation sequences can be a positive expression of a family's orientation towards the restoration of linguistic skills, but can also act to facilitate equal participation of a person with aphasia in a conversation, when this would otherwise not be possible.
Students in this program follow an educational sequence that includes both didactic study and laboratory research, preparing them for careers in immunological research.
Differences were noted in duration and sequencing of undergraduate education, didactic or classroom education, and especially supervised practice.
He there wrote, in 1604, his best-known work, Aurora, a sonnet sequence that outlived his subsequent didactic tragedies.
Boyer laughs and says, "You see!" For Preminger the scene (which echoes a sequence in "Le Corbeau") is an unusually didactic moment in a career more typically dedicated to laying out facts with as little editorial comment as possible.
Ms. Bloom's work can be a little didactic and arcane, but this show still unleashes a mesmerizing sequence of riddles regarding people, things and levels of reality.
In Survey II, the same teachers were asked to complete a questionnaire to determine the programs' scope, sequence, structure, and topics as well as the general didactic principles to serve as a basis for program design.
The sequences are artfully made, but there's a didactic quality to their inclusion, making you feel a bit like a visitor at a sexual trafficking information center.
Others, less didactic, are sentimental in familiar button-pushing ways, including one (exquisitely rendered) sequence in which five men speak in an overlapping litany of their histories of concealing their sexual natures.
