didactics

The curricula of these Master's degrees focus especially on music pedagogy and didactics.

He published two volumes of essays, entitled "Didactics", in 1836.

He went on to say: "The artists still have left to them invention, didactics and (for a little while longer) color.

Goitre dedicated all his life to musical didactics and choral music.

It derives professional skills as socially constructed, and not learned via didactics.

In addition, the university programmes for teachers always include lectures on educational sciences and didactics.

Scrupulously refraining from didactics, they refuse to say exactly what viewers should think.

His didactics are all out of place.

Also the research-based educational software she developed in overall charge of the didactics is internationally known.

Information, communication and didactics in contemporary fine art."

But let us end these didactics.

He reformed the didactics in politics in school.

During that time he was director of the Institute of Music and Didactics.

Baubles and fashion are evil, social engagement and didactics are good.

Didactics never spoke directly and simply.

It can also be learned as part of the continuing education process, through formal didactics, one-on-one training, and clinical application and practice.

"It is illogical to sacrifice the lives of an entire starship crew," he said, reverting to simple didactics.

In addition to that, she also has a great interest in arbitration and, in particular, in university didactics.

Its thesis of the bachelor, unknown and most original: "the scientific observation in the pianistic Didactics.

Her work on digital didactics is the culmination of many years of experimental work in design studio education.

"The scientific observation in the pianistic Didactics.

He understood Mathetics as the opposite of Didactics, the science of teaching.

His area of study was general didactics and didactics of mathematics.

Study of Culture and Didactics.

Didactics of English.