Opetuksellisin

Opetuksellisin is a Finnish adjective in its superlative form, describing something that is the most didactic or educational among a group of items. It is the superlative of opetuksellinen, a word derived from opetus (teaching) and a suffix that conveys instructional or didactic meaning. The term is primarily used in pedagogical, linguistic, or media-criticism contexts rather than in everyday conversation.

In usage, opetuksellisin characterizes materials, presentations, or curricula that place the strongest emphasis on teaching goals and didactic clarity. It can imply a high degree of instructional design, explicit explanations, and structured learning objectives, though it may also carry a critique if the material becomes overly prescriptive or heavy-handed.

Examples include descriptions of textbooks, lectures, or online courses, for instance: "Tämä oppikirja on opetuksellisin kurssin materiaaleista," meaning that the textbook is the most didactic among the course materials. The term is often found in written critique, linguistic analysis of Finnish, or discussions of instructional quality.

See also: opetuksellinen, opetus, didaktinen.