Sentence examples for experience in lectures from inspiring English sources

However, it is important to note that the intervention targeted only one aspect of how students learned course material and did not alter their educational experience in lectures, in the laboratory, at the bedside or, most importantly, how they studied the material on their own.

Students welcomed and highly valued this type of learning with more than 90% agreeing that it improved understanding of the course material both because it revealed things better than their experiences in lectures and because it promoted a mental organisation of necessary course ideas.

The project spawned a popular exhibition and Dobrowolski spends much of his time relating and sharing his Antarctic experiences in lectures and presentations.

The weekly meeting is hosted alternatively between the MIT and Harvard campuses and provides all researchers with regular feedback from their colleagues, as well as valuable experience in delivering lectures and seminars.

If the college-going public is, by and large, happy with its experience in the lecture room and the workshop, do not try to filch the credit from those who deserve it, viz the staff.

The PI had one year of reform-based teaching training but no personal teaching experience in a lecture course.

The instructor was a fifth year medical student who was experienced in both lecturing and podcasting, having set up and delivered previous lectures in the voluntary evening course.

WILLIAM PATERSON UNIVERSITY Charlie Rose, journalist and talk-show host, will share his experiences in his lecture entitled, "An Evening With Charlie Rose," as part of the 2000-2001 Distinguished Lecturer Series.

We have Lead Teaching Assistants (LTAs) who help create a smaller classroom experience in the larger lecture hall.

You can also volunteer with your local genealogical society, which will put you in direct contact with local resources to enhance your research, as well as give you experience in writing and lecturing about family and local history.

I am able to reflect upon these experiences and what I have learned throughout my career and from students' experiences and apply that in lectures and discussions in class.