Implicit Teaching | Tomorrow's Professor Postings
tomprof.stanford.edu › posting › 1786The opposite of making facts, concepts and procedures explicit is to leave some of them implicit. This is what happens when we learn through discovery and inference. So ‘implicit teaching’ might be a good term to describe this approach, yet the expression does not seem to have caught on. Instead, implicit forms of teaching have many and various names, some exotic, others more commonplace.