didactic (Meaning)

Wordnet

didactic (s)

instructive (especially excessively)

Webster

Alt. of Didactical

Webster

A treatise on teaching or education.

The teacher's didactic approach to the lesson involved clear explanations and interactive activities.
The children's book had a didactic purpose, aiming to teach valuable life lessons in an engaging manner.
The documentary took on a didactic tone, presenting historical events with a focus on education rather than entertainment.
The museum exhibit featured didactic panels that explained the cultural significance of each artifact.
The professor's lectures were not just informative but also had a didactic element, encouraging critical thinking.
The software tutorial took a didactic approach, guiding users step by step through the complex process.
The parenting workshop included didactic materials to help parents navigate challenges in raising children.
The article combined a narrative style with didactic elements to convey the scientific discoveries in an accessible way.
The film's director employed a didactic style to highlight societal issues and provoke thoughtful reflection.
The training program had a didactic component, providing participants with theoretical knowledge along with practical skills.

instructive (especially excessively)Alt. of Didactical, A treatise on teaching or education.

homiletical,moralizing, moralistic, sermonic, instructive, preachy, homiletic, dogmatical, dogmatic, prescriptive

No antonyms found.

The teacher's didactic approach to the lesson involved clear explanations and interactive activities.

The children's book had a didactic purpose, aiming to teach valuable life lessons in an engaging manner.

The documentary took on a didactic tone, presenting historical events with a focus on education rather than entertainment.

The museum exhibit featured didactic panels that explained the cultural significance of each artifact.