didactical

A didactical argument is that M/F students need to be given the opportunity to identify with male and female lecturers.

This has not only a didactical relevance, but draws the reader time and again into a self-critical conversation: How would I position myself?

In other words, it should follow the didactical precedence relationships among concepts.

Furthermore, the authors use a language that highlights the didactical and practical character of the text for the education of researchers.

Evaluation of impact of an integrated lecture method of teaching among undergraduate medical students, compared to traditional didactical lectures in reference to antenatal care.

While many hearts would have been warmed and many brains churned up by all those ideas Professor Waris Mir had expressed in his numerous writings, the didactical writer himself had to pay a price for freethinking and free expression.

As consequence, you need theoretical framing from different areas of science: in addition to literary theory you need book history, media theory, pedagogical and didactical theory, and cultural theory.

These may be termed curriculum and instruction courses, pedagogical content knowledge courses, or, in a Nordic or European context, subject didactical courses.

To start a systematic discussion, we address RwLs from a combined didactical and methodological perspective (Beecroft and Dusseldorp 2012), conceptualizing them as "learning environments".