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Instructionally: meaning, definitions and examples

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instructionally

 

[ ΙͺnˈstrʌkΚƒΙ™nΙ™li ]

Adverb
Context #1 | Adverb

educational context

Instructionally refers to the manner in which something is done in relation to teaching or providing guidance. It often describes methods, strategies, or materials used to facilitate learning.

Synonyms

didactically, educationally, pedagogically.

Examples of usage

  • The teacher explained the concept instructionally to ensure all students understood.
  • The manual was designed instructionally to assist new users effectively.
  • The workshop was structured instructionally to engage participants actively.

Etymology

The word 'instructionally' is derived from the base root 'instruct,' which comes from the Latin 'instruere,' meaning 'to build or put together.' The combination of 'instruct' with the adverbial suffix '-ally' indicates the manner of doing something related to instruction. The transition of the term into contemporary use aligns it with the educational field, where it is commonly used to describe methods and practices in teaching and training environments. It has evolved over time to emphasize a focus on instructional design and effective methodologies in learning, reflecting the growing importance of pedagogy in education.

Word Frequency Rank

At position #40,312, this word is among the less frequently used terms in English. While interesting to know, it's not crucial for most English learners unless needed for specific purposes.