Sentence examples for discursive lectures from inspiring English sources
The paper will also cover the pedagogical issues considered when blending together the different elements of learning namely: traditional discursive lectures, small group work, e-learning, formative presentations and the use of simulation during a skills and drills day.
There was nothing painful about it and much to make a teacher proud, since Professor Pildes is well on his way to mastering a new discipline: teaching a national audience, using crisp phrases rather than discursive lectures.
Moynihan gave an original, discursive lecture on the history of the British Mandate in Iraq and international law, the point of which was that Kuwait was a nasty country not worth defending.
Architecture is analytic yet its norms have shifted over time, while design involves a process of synthesis, asserted architect Peter Eisenman in an opinionated and discursive lecture March 10 in Goldwin Smith Hall.
A discursive, digressive lecturer.
As he said, "My textbook, Elements of Geology, was simply the embodiment of my daily class lectures, but far less discursive and illustrative and therefore far less interesting than the viva voce lectures" (Armes 1903).
In the Salonen, Paige Morgan was an efficient oboe soloist, but this work, which exuded whiffs of Debussy's "Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun" and his Orientalism from its opening statement, was more discursive and less compelling, like a long college lecture.
I would like to contribute to these rich discussions by drawing some attention to an aspect of Foucault's lectures on Psychiatric Power that I have always considered crucial, both for the "discursive economy" of these lectures and in view of the methodological and conceptual "shifts" Foucault introduced a few years later in On the Government of the Living (1979-1980).
Jarvis is highly discursive.
It's much more discursive.
