instructional
- adjective
- /ɪnˈstrʌkʃənl/
- At several colleges, the basic skills instructors played an instructional support role in the classroom.
- instructional strategies
- instructional practices
- instructional materials
Lots of long, deep, instructional and informative videos.
- Lots of long, deep, instructional and informative videos.
- I've also been using it to do some instructional drills here with my friend.
- For maximum shake weightage, It becomes an instructional DVD.
- I'd get her an actual instructional course.
- You can just dial up functional fitness routines on YouTube and you'll get tons of instructional videos.
- The Prompt Engineering Overview included instructional videos and documents that outlined effective usage strategies.
- And before you know it, I was doing this thing called great body guarantee, which was my first real on camera instructional workout series.
- How do you then extract any kind of meaningful truth out of that that is instructional in terms of how you, you know, guide people towards better health?
Examples
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- A step-by-step instructional video.
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But first, please take a moment to watch this instructional video.
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Read the instructional materials in there and study.
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And I watched the instructional video for the very first time.
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The children engaging in problem behavior lose additional instructional time due to their removal from the classroom.
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To avoid this situation, follow-up support by respected instructional leaders will be needed.
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Incorporate content topics and instructional materials and resources that are relevant to students' diverse home cultures.
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The Prompt Engineering Overview included instructional videos and documents that outlined effective usage strategies.
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Problem-Based Learning, as an instructional tool, is most effective when employed in a "Team-Based" setting.
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Please follow the instructional guide to complete the exercise correctly.
Synonyms
That helps people learn
Giving useful information that helps you learn
Relating to methods used to teach students
Helps people learn new things
About teaching and the ways teachers use to help students learn
About teaching by a tutor or in small group sessions
How Instructional
- Literature
Surface Forms
Morphology
instructional = instruction (transparent) = struct + ion + al
The adjective is formed regularly from 'instruction' with the suffix '-al', and its meaning is directly related to teaching or instruction.
Etymology
Instructional comes from instruct, which itself comes from an old part meaning 'to build' or 'arrange' and is the same idea behind structure and construct. So something instructional is like 'built' to teach — made to help you learn.