We can't have reductionist or didactic views that support one or another technology.
It was generally a hierarchical, over-didactic view.
The didactic tendency views mythology as a litany of facts about history and geography.
I don't think that any genuine artist has ever been oriented by some didactic point of view, even if he thought he was.
Although from a didactic point of view restricting the number of teachers to one or two dedicated, academically oriented radiologists might be the ideal method for undergraduate teaching (by keeping the same structure and learning methods in the education process), current practice appears different.
In my book, I also feature Ellen Goodman who talked about what she called "food fight journalism," and the iconic columnist said, "If you write from a narrow, pretty didactic point of view, you may get a lot of attention -- it's like screaming in a public place -- but you probably won't last a long time.
Training delivered on simple mobile phones does not permit trainees to interact with the instructor and other participants, perform clinical practice/simulation, or view didactic images such as diagrams, photos, and graphs.
Another veteran, Jean-Luc Godard, continued to battle from the fringes with Film Socialisme (Socialism), a didactic collage mostly viewed by YouTube Web site visitors, in a version squeezed into four minutes.
In this case, half of the participants viewed didactic information about nonverbal indicators of women's sexual interest before making their judgments.
These didactic materials are viewed by students at their own time and pace, typically during off hours.
After 8.5 h of focused training (2.5-h didactic course covering essential views of normal and pathological conditions; and three hands-on sessions of 2 h duration), physicians without previous knowledge of US could competently perform basic general ultrasonic examinations [254].
