Sentence examples for 1 lectures from inspiring English sources

Two instructional elements - (1) lectures and (2) guiding questions - were presented through two different modes (online and face-to-face).

Some of the main pedagogical techniques employed during the workshop were: (1) lectures by specialists in the field; (2) presentations given by participants on specific topics; (3) group techniques addressed to retrieve information about particular life experiences; (4) intensive rehearsal and practice of skills; (5) group presentation and discussion of gerontological study cases.

In exam 1, lecture students scored significantly lower than students in the flipped classroom.

A resultant index greater than 1 represents greater than 1 lecture per topic within a given theme.

The bridegroom, 29, lectures at University College of Oxford University in England.

She now has more than 30 lectures in her quiver.

These lectures were later published as Vorlesungen über schöne Literatur und Kunst (1884; "Lectures on Fine Art and Literature").

Tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 4 45 p.m., visitors can choose among 16 lectures exploring plants.

He charges no fees but delivers 40 or 50 lectures a year.

By Elsie Jerard The New Yorker, November 20, 1926 P. 30 Lectures are so braodening.

Each course consists of 30 lectures on eight 16.2/3 p.m. records, which take 16 hrs.