Didactic

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Didactic

• By Tyler E. Powell

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Didactic (adj.)

• Conveying instruction, intended to teach,
  teaching some moral lesson
• Forms of the word didactics (n.), didactical
  (adj.), didactically (adv.), didacticism (n.),
  didactical (adj.)

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Antonyms and Synonyms of Didactic

• Synonyms Pedantic, informative
• Antonyms Uninformative, unenlightening

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Sample Sentences

• The didactic approach would have been to sit the
  children down and explain to them their wrong
  doing, not to merely scold them.
• His didactically delivered report impressed the
  teacher, due to his intent to not just present
  the work, but to develop an understanding of the
  topic upon his classmates.
• As an instructor, it is always important to
  exercise didacticism, otherwise your cause of
  teaching has no purpose.

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Quiz Time

• Write a sample sentence using the adverb form of
  didactic.
• He didactically explained his views on the
  government elections.

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Quiz Part Two

• What are some aspects of a presentation or speech
  that would convey that you are not an expert in
  didactics? (basically, bad presentation skills)
• Not looking at your audience, mumbling, etc.

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