overinstruct

Verb

 * 1) To instruct excessively.
 * 2) * 1922, E. H. Kastor, Advertising, LaSalle Extension University, page 122:
 * It is a common fault to overinstruct the composing room—to tell them the size of type to use in every line and in every corner.
 * 1) * 1997, Malcolm R. McNeil, Donald A. Robin, and Richard A. Schmidt, "Apraxia of Speech: Definition, Differentiation, and Treatment", chapter 14 of Malcolm R. McNeil (ed.), Clinical Management of Sensorimotor Speech Disorders, Thieme, ISBN 0-86577-527-3, page 333:
 * Verbal instructions are often overdone and are often unable to capture the many subtle aspects of skilled movements. …The most important message here is do not overinstruct.
 * Verbal instructions are often overdone and are often unable to capture the many subtle aspects of skilled movements. …The most important message here is do not overinstruct.