hypnopaedian.
/hɪpnəʊˈpiːdɪə/ The exposure of a sleeping subject to lessons played on a radio, tape recorder, etc.; teaching or learning by this method, ‘sleep-learning’.
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society > education > teaching > [noun] > other methods of teaching
demonstration1742
bear-leading1766
royal road1793
tachydidaxy1846
object teaching1851
object system1862
methodic1864
community education1873
methodics1883
maieutics1885
type-system1901
direct method1904
spoon-feeding1905
play method1914
playway1914
project method1916
active learning1919
study skills1924
skit1926
free activity1929
hypnopaedia1932
sleep-teaching1932
chalk and talk1937
show-and-tell1941
demo1945
naming of (the) parts1946
team teaching1949
teleteaching1953
programming1954
audio-lingualism1961
immersion1965
dem1968
open learning1970
suggestopaedia1970
suggestopedy1970
distance learning1972
fast-tracking1972
paideia1982
tutorial1984
m-learning2001
society > education > learning > [noun] > types of learning
opsimathya1656
latent learning1929
hypnopaedia1932
naming of (the) parts1946
sleep-learning1953
sitting next to (also by, with) Nelly1963
hidden curriculum1964
1932 A. Huxley Brave New World ii. 27 The principle of sleep-teaching, or hypnopædia, had been discovered.
1959 Listener 26 Feb. 385/1 Subliminal persuasion, hypnopaedia, brain-washing.
1969 New Scientist 30 Jan. 216/1 Sleep learning or hypnopedia, as its practitioners prefer to call it, is now acquiring a new status among Soviet teaching circles.
1971 Nature 24 Sept. 290/1 The opening chapters dispel misconceptions many people have about hypnopaedia.
Derivatives
hypnoˈpaedic adj. of or involving hypnopædia.
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society > education > teaching > [adjective] > other methods of teaching
scholastical?a1475
scholastic1483
maieutic1656
maieutical1678
demonstrative1805
peripatetic1890
free activity1929
hypnopaedic1932
show-and-tell1945
audio-active1958
programmed1958
audio-lingual1959
mother tongue1960
immersion1965
distance-based1979
1932 A. Huxley Brave New World x. 173 Listening unconsciously to hypnopædic lessons in hygiene and sociability.
1970 Globe & Mail (Toronto) 26 Sept. 7/1 The Russians are also learning..how to avoid the fatigue brought on by repeated hypnopedic sessions.
hypnoˈpaedically adv.
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society > education > teaching > [adverb] > methods of teaching
hypnopaedically1932
audio-lingually1960
1932 A. Huxley Brave New World iv. 82 The sort of words that suddenly make you jump..they seem so new and exciting even though they're about something hypnopædically obvious.
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