Once at Edinburgh in the 1960s (I was there), he mischievously asked the audience if they wanted his easy or his difficult lecture on Stevens.
Mr. Bernstein said that in more than three decades as a rights advocate, "What I've discovered is that it's difficult to lecture people in other countries.
It is evident that in an integrated or problem-based medical curriculum it will be difficult to organise lectures.
The finding that students found lectures difficult to understand may be attributed to the teaching activities used, prior exposure of the student to biostatistics and epidemiology, and the experience of the lecturer.
And Austen, he claims, taught him the difficult art of lecturing without being didactic, in just the way that Henry Tilney instructs a wide-eyed Catherine Morland -- and that Austen herself lays down the law to her readers.
We developed the open-source SocialSkip system on a modular cloud-based architecture and analyzed hundreds of user interactions within difficult video genres (lecture, how-to, documentary) by modeling them as user interest time series.
Both lecturers felt that the EVS lectures were difficult to prepare, that they were able to keep to time in the traditional lectures, that the educational value of both lecture styles was similar, and that they were neutral-to-slightly favourably disposed to continue with the EVS technology.
They often felt that although they might have understood the lecture materials during the lecture, it was difficult to retain the information after the lecture had finished: A: You know you hear (lecturer's name) say it and it makes sense.
As he had to suddenly switch from his native language Gujarati to English, he found it rather difficult to follow the lectures.
A typical item statement was "Lack of practicing exercise for these topics and lectures were difficult to understand".
