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Topic: Didactic lesson

	ArtLex's Df-Di page
		Didactic conveyed that neutral meaning when it was first borrowed in the 17th century, and still does; a didactic piece of work is one that is meant to be instructive as well as artistic.
		Didactic now often has negative connotations, because something didactic can be over burdened with instruction to the point of being dull.
		In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, a popular form of didactic entertainment, often containing a scene reproduced on cloth transparencies with various lights shining through the cloths to produce changes in effect, intended for viewing at a distance.
	www.artlex.com /ArtLex/Df.html (3707 words)

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		By and large, a picture emerges of a strong distinction between the student, who perforce does not already have the knowledge the poet wishes to impart, and an implied reader, to whom the poet appeals as an ally against the recalcitrant student, whether or not the reader is represented as already in the know.
		These are the possibility of learning, the tension between didactic and aesthetic aims, the effects of historicism in confronting well-known addressees such as Caesar, and the internal split that leads again and again to a proliferation of categories.
		The absence of Perses also matters, and she argues that Perses disappears precisely when the lesson becomes too hard: he may finally accept a life of justice and labor, but the further lesson of the imponderability of human life is presented not to him, but to the "ideal listener, O(PANA/RISTOS" (33).
	www.infomotions.com /serials/bmcr/bmcr-9506-lowrie-mega.txt (1880 words)

	Watercolor Glossary D-F
		Didactic conveyed that neutral meaning when it was first borrowed in the 17th century, and still does; a didactic piece of work is one that is meant to be instructive as well as artistic.
		Genre painting and sculpture -- narrative and often allegorical -- is apt to be didactic, especially when its aim is to teach a moral lesson.
		Didactic now often has negative connotations, because something didactic can be over burdened with instruction to the point of being dull.
	www.bigcityart.com /tutorial/makingwatercolors/howto/glossary/glossaryd-f.html (3018 words)

	Hans Christoph Berg: "Lehrkunstdidaktik" - Framework and example of a definite "Inhaltsdidaktik" (Journal für ...
		In the learning-theoretical (lerntheoretisch) didactic it stays indistinct what learning is, in the education-theoretical (bildungstheoretisch) didactic it is open what education/formation (Bildung) is, and in the action-theoretical (handlungstheoretisch) didactic it is unclear why we act.
		If a general didactic concept continues to be researched intensely and action taught, it needs to concentrate on one specific aspect of school and teaching reality.
		With the concept of "Lehrkunst", a buried tradition of didactics shall be revived.
	www.sowi-online.de /journal/2004-1/lehrkunstengl_berg.htm (4037 words)

	Glossary of Science Education Terms
		It seems to be the convention that people use the word "didactic" to describe lessons or presentations that are not constructivistic in nature.
		I believe the word "didactic" is used in the sense that the presentation of knowledge (by the presenter) would be the focus rather than the understanding of that knowledge (by the audience).
		constructivism, a student-centered lesson is one implication of constructivism.
	www.esu.edu /master/glossary.html (1039 words)

	Tilman Grammes: Editorial: Best practice performances of model curricula (Lehrkunst) and Lesson Study - two concepts ...
		Didactics react to the central problem each knowledge society (Wissensgesellschaft) has to cope with: Only a content-wise defined canon as a minimum (Minimum) of shared learning experiences guarantees an intersection within the plurality of social experiences in the recent generation, and therefore secures the public discussion ability among members of society.
		The basic didactical form is the opening and discovery of a fastidious topic by the students themselves: a key problem; a question of mankind (Menschheitsthema); a great moment of mankind (Sternstunde der Menschheit (4)) in the stream of cultural tradition (Berg/Schulze 1995, 39ff.).
		From the perspective of general didactics and as a critical friend Bonati (2003, 69) asks whether students could be brought into the process of the generating of knowledge earlier, by putting in a word during the choosing of topics and the asking of questions, for example.
	www.jsse.org /2004-1/editorial_english_grammes.htm (9154 words)

	Beowulf Lesson Plans
		My first experience with lesson plans was in English Methods I, and the class was assigned to write a lesson plan unit for 10th-11th graders.
		That was the total instruction in planning lessons for the beginning teachers in that class.
		Lesson plans should be adapted, modified, changed, according to the needs of the students.
	teacher2b.com /literature/beowlspl.htm (3264 words)

	UC Project STEP :: Activities/Lessons > By Grade Level > 11th Grade
		This lesson engages students in an activity that allows them to learn about the devastating nature of hurricanes while also learning about the ways that the storms are tracked.
		The lesson itself is a data analysis lab where students analyze mass and volume data for two mystery liquids, oil and water, and use the data to explore linear functions.
		This lesson is didactic in nature, but it actively involves students through the use of real-world examples, vivid pictures and demonstrations.
	www.eng.uc.edu /STEP/activities/grade/11 (1481 words)

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		Courseware is nowadays widely available: it consists of didactic material on-line, organized as complete lesson courses, that each student can individually consult according to his own needs, without communicating with a teacher or with any other student consulting the same material.
		In this way the teacher is able to prepare his lesson as a sequence of steps where each step has an explanatory HTML page, that can be accompanied by a drawing (to show the behaviour of an algorithm, for example) and by a text that represents a program.
		A lesson author that allows the teacher to create (on line) a new lesson from existing HTML files, images and programs or from files can be, of course, created or modified by using some of the cooperative tools provided by the system.
	isis.dia.unisa.it /projects/TEACH++/paper.html (4440 words)

	Multi-mediality in the network: towards integrated and open learning (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		In it a didactic communication which constitutes a specific form of dialogue is activated, in which dialogue the general rules of communicative customs have to be reviewed.
		Didactic communication by means of the video must be extremely rigorous and logically structured to carry out its teaching function.
		During the traditional class lesson it is not always easy to stop the teacher to have him repeat what he has just explained, it is practically impossible to interrupt the lesson in order to reflect or to consult other sources.
	nettuno.stm.it /garito/approfond/14giotto_ing.html (6901 words)

	THE CURSE OF DIDACTIC VERSE
		This type of didactic verse is aimed at propagandizing the reader into a certain frame of mind.
		The notion that satire is didactic at its core arises solely because of a certain class-limited perception.
		The manipulative-didactic lesson is twofold: Always vote for library funding, and never let yourself be confused with beer-drinking working-class types who don't.
	www.n2hos.com /acm/cult062002.html (2198 words)

	Bryn Mawr Classical Review 95.06.13 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The choice of the didactic addressee as this collection's object of study targets the structural element that defines didactic epic as a genre.
		What distinguishes didactic, as Servius notes with precision, is the demand not merely for a teacher and student -- if all art has the capacity to teach, it will necessarily entail teachers and students -- but for the presence of their personas.
		The two strands of didactic mentioned above, philosophical and aestheticizing poetry, arise because of a tension within the genre between what Horace names in his own didactic poem, the utile and the dulce (Ars P. One of these predominates in each strand, but the tension itself is systemic.
	ccat.sas.upenn.edu /bmcr/1995/95.06.13.html (2023 words)

	Dictionary.com/Word of the Day Archive/didactic
		The show trial may be defined as a public theatrical performance in the form of a trial, didactic in purpose, intended not to establish the guilt of the accused but rather to demonstrate the heinousness of the person's crimes.
		While Cooper offers a nice message about the demands of friendship and the need to share and be flexible, her writing is not the least bit didactic or dogmatic.
		Didactic comes from Greek didaktikos, "skillful in teaching," from didaktos, "taught," from didaskein, "to teach, to educate."
	dictionary.reference.com /wordoftheday/archive/2000/09/28.html (132 words)

	clarissa
		But Richardson's didactic blade holds a double edge, for while he "teaches" against youthful caprice and parental oppression, his stated goal, he simultaneously turns the power of decorum and propriety in upon itself to show how the very codes by which the landed gentry perpetuate place and position will also bring them down.
		The static acceptance of a didactic "lesson" here must necessarily fall to a transactive interpretation if the "history" that is Clarissa is to survive as art in eras beyond Richardson's own time.
		The didactic purpose in Clarissa, claims Richardson, is to "caution parents in the undue exertion" of parental right regarding marriage and to warn children against "preferring a man of pleasure against a man of probity" (36).
	www.uwplatt.edu /~ciesield/clarissa.htm (2115 words)

	F0000061Creating Online Lessons: A Faculty Development Seminar Series
		Lesson development, web site development and the use of a web based instructional shell to implement the online lessons were each taught in two two hour sessions.
		During the lesson the content will be explained and demonstrated, then the learner will practice doing what the instructor demonstrated (recalling facts, identifying concepts, predicting by using principles, or performing a psychomotor skill).
		After learning how to teach the different types of knowledge and what the lesson elements were, the participants in the seminars completed the appropriate template or templates for their lesson.
	www.med-ed-online.org /f0000061.htm (2519 words)

	Literary Terms (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		didactic character/ didactic literature - A didactic character is one whose main purpose is the teach another character a valuable lesson.
		Didactic literature is designed to teach an ethical, moral, or religious lesson to the audience.
		The mood may be suggested by the writer's choice of words, by events in the work, or by the physical setting.
	www.gaston.k12.nc.us /schools/highland/class/weaver/literary_terms.htm (2320 words)

	Gale - Free Resources - Glossary - DE (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		There are four general types of diction: "formal," used in scholarly or lofty writing; "informal," used in relaxed but educated conversation; "colloquial," used in everyday speech; and "slang," containing newly coined words and other terms not accepted in formal usage.
		Didactic: A term used to describe works of literature that aim to teach some moral, religious, political, or practical lesson.
		Although didactic elements are often found in artistically pleasing works, the term "didactic" usually refers to literature in which the message is more important than the form.
	www.gale.com /free_resources/glossary/glossary_de.htm (3924 words)

	Department of Pediatrics \|\| Robert W. Wilmott, M.D. ,IMMUNO Professor & Chair \|\| Saint Louis University School of ...
		On most afternoons the conference is part of the Pediatric Residency Program's core curriculum lecture series, a comprehensive didactic series intended to span over the course of 12 months, allowing time for residents to get repeat exposure over the course of their 3 year residency.
		These lectures are taught by subspecialty and general academic attendings and address all of the important topics necessary for the education of a general pediatrician.
		Additionally, the subspecialty floor attendings are required to create teaching opportunities for their respective teams two hours a week in the form of a lecture or didactic clinical lesson.
	medschool.slu.edu /peds/index.phtml?page=conferences&cat=pedsresidency (561 words)

	CIT COURSE: applied part (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Use of Computer Conference for organisation of co-operative learning.
		Didactic problem solving for teacher education via Internet.
		This page is Copyright © 1995 by Telecommunication Didactic Lab, IIRTC, Kiev, Ukraine.
	www.dlab.kiev.ua /applied.htm (50 words)

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		Again, it appears to be a cautionary or didactic tale, but is this because the Marquise got caught, or is it because her husband really wasn't as sure of his wife's guilt as he seemed at first?
		If this is a didactic tale, what is the lesson learned and who learned it?
		This story seems to send the message that men should be allowed to be unfaithful in a marriage, but if women do the same, it's a different story.
	ots.utoronto.ca /users/woodyard/pres34.htm (1178 words)

	Chronotopes of teaching
		Although the teacher applies the graph concept to familiar and even potentially relevant contexts (like comparisons of appearance of white and fl people), the comparisons are purposeless.
		Analysis: The students focus on their personal past experiences and use the academic curricula to make sense out of them (e.g., latter in the lesson they discuss if money or love are economic needs in their community).
		The students had heated discussions of whether love, or air, or money, or God, or education are economic needs or not.
	ematusov.soe.udel.edu /cultures/Teaching.htm (895 words)

	14ch7
		The didactic purpose of such visual representation is reconstructed in the narratives which describe Christ's life and Passion.
		The didactic undertone is the crucial nature of listening, for it is through Jesus's words that the disciples are instructed.
		He sometimes uses a didactic approach alone; he sometimes follows the didactic with an affective passage; he sometimes starts and ends a segment with affectivity alone, or emphasizes the didactic message which arises from it.
	www.luc.edu /publications/medieval/vol14/14ch7.html (6741 words)

	Concept to Classroom: Lesson Plan
		Send kids on a "treasure hunt" in the school using a map with written directions to model the map performance task.
		Give a didactic lesson on types of maps and map symbols.
		Give a didactic lesson on narrative paragraph and friendly letter.
	www.thirteen.org /edonline/concept2class/interdisciplinary/lp_elementary.html (555 words)

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		My hope is that the prior knowledge of history, Buddhist concepts, and didactic literature will aid them in making connections between Europeans and Japanese.
		Religions often use didactic literature to reinforce appropriate behavior and actions in adults.
		The Inferno can be considered didactic in that Dante’s desire was to caution adults to avoid the sins he discusses in the levels of hell.
	www.indiana.edu /~japan/LP/pdfs/LS87.doc (1223 words)

	Renaissance Classicism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Baroque art entered the scene after the Reformation bringing with it grandeur and normality.
		It introduced nothing paradoxical and showed only the didactic lesson.
		The Classicists entered on the heels of an artistic revolution, which was popularly known as the Renaissance and ushered in during the Reformation (da Vinci and Raphael died during the years Martin Luther was ordered to recant).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Renaissance_Classicism (572 words)

	Lesson Software: PLite4ME, Plan4ME, Learn Spanish Lesson 1 - Introduction, Bible Lesson Record Book, EMBook, ...
		Lesson planning for Teachers all subjects covered in database format suits Primary Middle Secondary Has import spell check...
		Lesson planning from UK established schemes All subjects in Long Medium and Short Term plans also worksheet graphics proje...
		Lesson planning, including worksheet graphics, from UK established schemes.
	www.windfile.com /find/lesson (408 words)

	Enculturation: Julie Anderson on Spectacular Spectators
		However, in order to learn the lessons of these plays, they must be watched (either as performances or as images in the mind’s eye).
		In both of these plays, the audience’s ability to understand the didactic lesson rests on its watching the female protagonist and becoming the object of her gaze.
		Ultimately, these plays create pleasure (sexual, didactic, or other) by creating a moment for the audience to be both spectator and spectacle: to allow the audience to participate in the gaze of the play.
	enculturation.gmu.edu /3_2/anderson/anderson8.html (403 words)

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		Adapting the lesson dynamically supposes that the teacher has previously build a non deterministic graph of activities in which to extract the actual structure of the course.
		The Didactic Legend specifies the type of the didactic activities with the color of the nodes and the type of documents with their shape.
		For the arrows, we implement the concept of Didactic Networks ([Balo00]) and specify their color as different rhetoric relations between the materials: introduces by example to, introduces to, explained by, exemplified by, refined by, summarized by.
	www.dcc.uchile.cl /~nbaloian/alemania/SurfstylerCiC2.doc (3159 words)

	Morelia, the jewel in the crown I (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The architecture of the building has been a source of controversy, since it depicts a historical, didactic lesson with the appearance of the San Nicolás College facade during the era of Hidalgo, Morelos and other notable insurgents.
		On the corner opposite the Conservatory is an 18th century house now used as the State Museum, which is a complement to the Museum of Michoacán.
		It's orientation is anthropological and it was created as an educational tool, through the use of didactic museography.
	www.mexicodesconocido.com.mx /english/centros_y_monumentos_historicos/occidente/detalle.cfm?idsec=24&idsub=0&idpag=239 (1687 words)

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