Sentence examples for back to the lecture from inspiring English sources

FOR many, January means back to the lecture hall, and not just at colleges and universities.

"There were times when I'd follow a thread and come back to the lecture and feel a little disoriented," Mr. Aral acknowledged.

If I am tired and not concentrated, I can stop the video lecture [Controlling], and if I do not understand something, I can go back to the lecture as many times as I need [Mastery learning].

A further barrier to podcast use which emerged from this study was a reported lack of time available to listen back to the lecture recordings.

Less time and fewer adequate patients lead to larger teaching groups, changing the method of teaching-away from bedside teaching on the wards back to the lecture room [ 3].

"As I hadn't eaten anything before the op, I picked up a chicken caesar wrap on my way back to the afternoon lecture (I couldn't miss it due to the proximity of the upcoming exams).

Some used the podcasts to reinforce existing knowledge in order to prepare for exams: B: I'm tending to go back to the first lectures because it was so long ago that they were done and......reinforce my knowledge, the existing knowledge I've got in order that I can pass the exam.

Well, he said, if he'd gone back to the university to lecture, his salary would have been one-tenth what it was at the president's office.

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But what if these students did what students commonly do -- leave the lecture, go back to the dorm, go about their lives, and at some point in time pull out their notes to study for an exam?

On our way back to the hotel for an afternoon lecture on forensic entomology, Merck made a little detour to show me the A.S.P.C.A.'s new mobile C.S.I. unit, parked in a side lot of the vet school's farm-animal compound.