And there was not a wizard, but an angry old man- zealous, feverish from his own didactics- fractured and fallible and all too human.
Just look to Finland's education system, a world-renowned model of excellence, where primary and secondary teachers must have a masters degree in education (covering developmental psychology, classroom management and subject didactics) as a minimum.
The Roundabout Theater Company's elegant, eloquent and very funny production of Shaw's 1905 play sending up the societal worship of money -- and the convolutions of logic that defend it -- is less of an interpretation than a celebration of the playwright's winking, topsy-turvy didactics on the subjects of politics, poverty and faith.
Scrupulously refraining from didactics, they refuse to say exactly what viewers should think.
Baubles and fashion are evil, social engagement and didactics are good.
It is less an interpretation than a celebration of the playwright's winking, topsy-turvy didactics on the subjects of politics, poverty and faith.
For anybody curious about how art gets made, this exhibition is a model of eloquent didactics, including a few tools of the printing trade, which are themselves riveting.
For anybody curious about how art gets made, this exhibition is a model of eloquent didactics, including a few tools of the printing trade, which are themselves oddly riveting.
For anybody curious about how art is made, this exhibition is a model of eloquent didactics, including a few tools of the printing trade, which are themselves riveting.
