“Spurlock is a funny, engaging presence and his film hides its didacticism within the easy comedy of his insane, dangerous experiment.”

“The didacticism of this passage demonstrates that the caprice of nature expresses the narrator's perspective and not the other way around.”

“I'd get these eight-page denunciations, accusing me of didacticism, as if I hadn't already thought of that.”

“It forced a natural introvert to spend his time with people and turned a natural didact into a deal-maker.”

“The only decent thing, he thought, would be to become a pamphleteer, a political didact out to change the world.”

“Failed philosopher, earnest didact, nonbeliever in human progress, the man's a puzzle.”

“He works in the areas of intercultural communication, second language acquisition and second language didactics.”

“Another group of functions refers to ordered overviews of the didactics material, allowing the selection of an interesting topic.”

“The Italian language school is always up to date. The teaching material is kept up to date by our continuous checking up on didactics.”

“He works in the areas of intercultural communication, second language acquisition and second language didactics.”

“Another group of functions refers to ordered overviews of the didactics material, allowing the selection of an interesting topic.”

“The Italian language school is always up to date. The teaching material is kept up to date by our continuous checking up on didactics.”

“Mr. Haneke's bludgeoning tendencies in other films, though, suggest he is better filed in Sarris's Strained Seriousness drawer alongside brilliant didacts like Stanley Kubrick.”

“The team consists of experienced language trainers, media didacts, Internet specialists and filmmakers.”