The teacher can focus more on her didactic tasks and preferences rather than on the available authoring tools, and spend less time to generate courses.
It is harder to appreciate the cloying morality tales of her Cheap Repository Tracts or her didactic novel Coelebs in Search of a Wife, but one cannot deny their huge success in terms of simple circulation.
Such an elevation in regard was, predictably, followed by a falling off: in 1922, the critic Edmund Gosse wrote dismissively of Eliot's "ponderous moral aphorisms and her didactic ethical influence".
The family-values conservative switched spouses with a polyamorous part-time wrestler, and in the ensuing weeks Gina was thrown out of the house for her "didactic judgmentalism" and John grew concerned that "dark forces" had invaded his home, according to the St Louis Post-Dispatch.
The movie shows sympathy with Sam's view, but it doesn't let her off the hook for her didactic style; it recognises that she's an activist who may be less pure in her radicalism than she thinks.
Her practice was a sensorially immersive one, which showcased sounds and sights that her institutional editors might have otherwise preferred to keep away from her didactic panels and labels.
