The phrase "didactic teacher" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a teacher who is focused on providing instruction or guidance, often in a formal or moralistic manner. Example: "Mrs. Smith was known for being a highly didactic teacher, always imparting valuable life lessons to her students in addition to teaching them academic subjects."
Lupe Fiasco is a stern and didactic teacher, but it's arguable that Chief Keef's music is far better at ringing warning bells.
I think I'm quite a natural communicator and I'm not a didactic teacher; my technique is to treat all my students as individuals and help them explore and be inspired.
This has resulted in crucial changes in the field of medical education, with a shift from didactic teacher centered and subject based teaching to the use of interactive, problem based, student centered learning.
The shift from the traditional teacher centered approach, in which the emphasis is on teachers and what they teach, to a student centered approach, in which the emphasis is on students and what they learn, requires a fundamental change in the role of the teacher from that of a didactic teacher to that of a facilitator of learning [ 36].
Two separate scales assess the degree to which constructivist, child-centered and the degree to which didactic, teacher-centered instructional practices are implemented.
There was also a progressive shift from a primarily didactic, teacher-centred teaching to a more learner-centred, constructivist pedagogy in the schools.
In the motifs we identified for Grade 5 and Grade 9, the didactic of teacher-student-teacher as well as teacher-student-teacher-student sequences highlights the complex interaction cycles that occur in mathematics classrooms.
Both as a painter (horses were his speciality) and a didactic, coercive teacher, he was influential: he paved the way for the Socialist Realism of the Maoist years.
This has been the focus in Vietnam, for example, since the education reform agenda developed in 2000, but the little evidence that there is seems to indicate that teaching remains largely didactic and teacher centred.
In China, teaching is traditionally didactic and teacher directed.
There is no didactic instructor.
