Sentence examples for back to lectures from inspiring English sources

You know now I know how to do it it's easy but it's not simple initially A final barrier to podcast use mentioned by some students was the lack of time available to students to listen back to lectures.

When you think back to lectures in class, do you remember what the Powerpoint slides looked like better than the actual words your teacher said?

In 2007, the university invited him back to lecture on free speech.

The lovely thing is we've had people go back to lecturing; they just sound like they've got a bit of a cold.

A place where alumni barons of the new economy come back to lecture in small seminars about what they've learned?

For 70 years, this six‐week course has been educating the industry's leaders who come back to lecture and go on to recruit from CPC's ranks.

Barceló has invited Song back to lecture several times, including a recent alumni event at Cornell's Summer Institute of International and Comparative Law in Paris.

I'm sure the General Medical Council is for ever striking off doctors but gifting them a keynote address at the Royal Society of Medicine's annual conference, while financial fraudsters are promptly invited back to lecture Wall Street (on second thoughts, the latter probably does happen).

Some trainers seriously attempted to give this a try but went back to lecturing after having had some disappointing experiences.

For example, lecture, game, back to lecture, followed by a learning activity.

"The online lectures allow me to focus on the information instead of trying to constantly take notes, because I know I can go back to the lectures whenever I need to," one student wrote in a course critique.