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Didacticism is a
philosophy that
emphasises instructional and
informative qualities in literature, art, and design. In art, design, architecture, and...
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didactic method (from Gr****: διδάσκειν didáskein, "to teach") is a
teaching method that
follows a
consistent scientific approach or
educational style...
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Didactic organisation is the
ability of
neurons within a
network to
impart their pattern of
synaptic connectivity and/or
response properties to
other neurons...
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Great Didactic or (Latin:
Didactica Magna), full
title (Latin:
Didactica Magna,
Universale Omnes Omnia Docendi Artificium Exhibens), The
Great Didactic, The...
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didactics, the
didactic contract is a
concept introduced by Guy Brousseau, a
French mathematics didactician. He
defines it as "the set of
teacher behaviors...
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Didactic gospels is a
collection of sermons.
Their prototype is
considered the
didactic of
Bishop Constantine of
Preslav in 894
written in the Church...
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utterly independent of all
social values and
utilitarian functions, be they
didactic, moral, or political. Such
works are
sometimes described as
autotelic (from...
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theatrical form that
depicts such an exchange. As a
philosophical or
didactic device, it is
chiefly ****ociated in the West with the
Socratic dialogue...
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growth and
beauty that
accompany spring's arrival. The poet then
returns to
didactic narrative with yet more on vines,
emphasizing their fragility and laboriousness...
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Ascham (/ˈæskəm/; c. 1515 – 30
December 1568) was an
English scholar and
didactic writer,
famous for his
prose style, his
promotion of the vernacular, and...
