Sentence examples for common lectures from inspiring English sources

Those who did mostly recalled didactic experiences such as common lectures.

However, as it was difficult to identify any common lectures at the Faculty of Arts due to the varied subject combinations, lectures with the largest student cohorts were approached.

According to the classifiction system put forward by Sanson-Fisher et al. [ 11], most of the experiences described by participants in this study (common lectures) would be regarded as 'bland', being primarily didactic with no 'active intellectual interaction' between students.

(Female nursing graduate, TAS) Most students had common lectures with other students early in their program: "…huge lecture theatre filled with 140 students, 80 of us and 60 science students, so there was no real interaction between each other".

A common lecture course is given complemented by separate and specific practical, research and problem-based learning components designed for veterinary and biomedical students.

Other than the associated homework assignments (see Document Analysis), BC and non-BC students attended a common lecture and were assessed by common exams.

Movies BROOKVILLE -- Jewish Film Festival: "The Life and Times of Hank Greenberg"; 8 p.m. Thursday; Hillwood Commons Lecture Hall, C. W. Post campus.

Although the documentary "Life and Times of Hank Greenberg" will be shown on June 22 at 8 p.m., at the Hillwood Commons Lecture Hall on the C. W. Post campus of Long Island University in Brookville, the emphasis will be on fictional features.

We undertook this study partly to establish if there was justification for adopting EVS delivery in our Common Program lectures, which would require a significant investment of funds and lecturers' time.

The mix-up is so common that lectures and textbooks devoted to forensic anthropology often touch on the similar appearance of bear paws and human feet.

In the past it was common at lectures, Friday and holiday sermons, and at annual conferences of organizations like the Islamic Society of North America for a speaker to denounce the United States for a variety of perceived evils.