Sentence examples for dependent on lectures from inspiring English sources
Given a chance to start a publicly financed school from scratch, Bronx Prep -- which opened last August in the Morrisania section and plans to add a grade each year through high school -- devised a straightforward curriculum of basic skills and test-preparation drills, heavily dependent on lectures, textbooks and work sheets.
Some of Philodemus' books are described as based in whole or part on the lectures of Zeno (e.g. On Signs III, On Frank Criticism); the term hupomnêmatikon, which appears in some end-titles, may indicate that, being similarly dependent on lectures or seminars, they are in the style of a 'notebook' or 'commentary' (hypomnêmatikon, cf. Blank 1997).
However, there are many disadvantages inherent in a teaching system that is largely dependent on lectures.
These commentaries are largely dependent on the lectures of Proclus and thus indebted to Proclus' style of Iamblichean Neoplatonism.
Under low structure, students on average spent only 1 3 h on the course outside of class, rarely came to class having read the assigned readings, and were highly dependent on the lecture for their learning.
Major part of knowledge acquisition depended heavily on lectures.
They were dependent on no one.
Burlesuqe on lectures given at Town Hall.
Have hands on lectures and classes.
These same Republicans run for president with an endgame of getting federal matching funds, while lecturing voters on the immorality of being dependent on government.
