Sentence examples similar to direct a lecture from inspiring English sources
The programme included a new production of The Waste Land (directed by Dunbar), a lecture on the centenary of the publication of The Love Song of J Alfred Prufrock by Eliot's greatest critic, Christopher Ricks, and a stirring recitation of Four Quartets accompanied by a performance of Beethoven's String Quartet Op 131.
We found that PBL (self-directed learning) was less effective at imparting knowledge than the usual teaching programme (directed learning) of a lecture followed by a group tutorial.
"A Woman of Paris," a 1923 drama directed by Charlie Chaplin, with a lecture on the Jazz Age celebrity Peggy Hopkins Joyce, by Constance Rosenblum, author of a book about Joyce and an editor for The New York Times.
The study compared multitasking activities of various mediums to three methods of notetaking during a direct instruction lecture.
It is appropriate that "Chingish," directed by Leigh Silverman, should begin with a lecture — with slides, of course.
The next day, when the congregation gathered for dawn prayers just after 5 a.m., the imam gave a lecture to those present, directed subtly at Mr. Abdaly, on the dangers of such extremist views.
He was stern, direct, demanding, with a decidedly paternal touch — as quick with a lecture as with a supportive pat on the back.
It involved problem solving with visualization in laboratory setting post a lecture class on the topic with students having direct access to the visualization.
