instructional
UK: ɪnˈstrʌkʃənl | US: ɪnˈstrʌkʃənl
adj. relating to or providing instruction; educational
adj. designed or intended to teach
The word "instructional" derives from the Latin instructio (a building, arrangement, teaching), formed from instructus, the past participle of instruere (to build, arrange, teach). The root struct (to build) is shared with words like "structure" and "construct." Over time, instruct evolved to emphasize the "teaching" aspect of arranging knowledge. The suffix -ion turns verbs into nouns, and -al converts nouns into adjectives, giving "instructional" its modern meaning of "related to teaching."
The video is highly instructional for beginners.
She designed an instructional manual for the new software.
The workshop offers instructional sessions on coding.
His teaching style is very clear and instructional.
The app includes instructional videos for each exercise.