Sentence examples for constructed lectures from inspiring English sources

Far too busy preparing intricately constructed lectures to watch much television, Professor Lewin acknowledged in a telephone interview, "I have never heard of any of these shows".

The paper explores how student nurses with a dyslexic identity were discursively constructed by lecturing staff in nurse education.

"They loved it". Even the way Sparks constructs his lectures is drawn from the lessons he learned as a director.

The PC-based software interface allows the teacher to construct the lecture using PowerPoint slides, www addresses and videos and to add questions between the slides.

That ability to synthesize and improvise served Professor Dworkin well, Professor Nagel said, recalling seeing his friend give a "beautifully constructed 50-minute lecture" at Stanford, having been introduced by the university's president.

Working abroad teaches us to view education as ever-evolving; learning is not confined to the constructed setting of lecture halls and seminar rooms, but rather can be continued throughout our lives, making us adaptable and responsive to new situations as a result.

Constructed a YouTube channel for lectures and for student project videos (in late Jan).

Joe's lectures were beautifully constructed and he inspired enormous respect from his students, to whom he in turn was intensely committed.

For seven days, artists constructed, deconstructed, performed, sculpted, gave lectures, read poetry and created some of the most avant-garde works ever seen in Brazil.

The book is constructed like a vast scheme of lectures, with points clearly enumerated.

Students move through the program as a cohort, spending their days working in the newly constructed computational laboratory and their evenings attending lectures specifically geared to their needs.