Unlike at other museums, where wall labels may be undergoing a disappearing act, museum staff think that sometimes extensive didactics are important to help visitors understand a collection that includes obsolete and unfamiliar tools, Rinard said.
For example, the American College of Emergency Physicians suggests that didactic training, extensive hands-on experience, and expert review should be included in every case [ 29] and partnership with a comprehensive echocardiography laboratory is required [ 1].
After an extensive literature review (Appendix 1) we didactically selected dimensions for KNOA (Table 1), as follows: epidemiology of obesity in adolescence; clinical implications of obesity in adolescence; mapping obesity in adolescence; nutritional management for obese adolescents, and knowledge of fruit, vegetable, fat and sugar consumption, as described in Table 1.
It is the only book of the New Testament classified as apocalyptic literature rather than didactic or historical, indicating thereby its extensive use of visions, symbols, and allegory, especially in connection with future events.
Through regular discussions and training sessions, extensive feedback was obtained from the students, enabling us to address didactic problems and to adjust inconsistencies and technical problems.
At our hospital, in-hospital out-of-operating room intubations are generally performed by critical care fellows, who receive extensive education in both routine and difficult airway management including didactics, case-based, simulation and cadaver-based training.
These highlight how the student − teacher ratio influences the possibilities for application of various pedagogical strategies (see Tables 6, 7, 8 and 9).>>>> Pedagogical strategies amongst the didactic architectures considered to be the most effective from a pedagogical perspective are characterized by extensive interaction between students, teachers and the institutional system.
History is essentially didactic.
He becomes momentarily didactic.
