Sentence examples for great lecturer from inspiring English sources

Technology, he says, will never be a substitute for a great lecturer teaching face to face.

They hear he is a great lecturer and a tough grader.

Kamil says it's this ability to pull from different cultural contexts that makes Barrow a great lecturer.

The classes with a great lecturer, visual aids, and an object lesson are the ones where I can retain the most information" - " Classes that link topics to clinical situations help me to engage more in the topics and actively participate, as I 'learn-by-doing' better than through being fed information".

But if great lecturers got famous and rewarded, that would change pretty fast.

Some of them are great lecturers, although I suspect most of those stars are already twinkling in some kind of online or audio program.

Through student-led teaching awards we can raise the profile of great lecturers, emphasising that teaching, and not just research, should be a path for career progression.

Toal's speeches are legendary, and alumni still slip into the locker room to be reminded of their emotional force, like students of great university lecturers, even if the consensus seems to be that he's getting complacent, relying on old material, or else self-conscious about the microphones and cameras that now turn up with regularity.

"There's a sense that we're doing well, and students recognise that: 12 D&AD awards [industry awards for achievement in design and advertising] last year went to people from our visual communication course; increasing contact with industry; lots of great guest lecturers".

At the time, Earhart was already a celebrity – a hero during the Great Depression, a lecturer who endorsed products and hobnobbed with Herbert Hoover, and a pioneering woman in the male-dominated world of aviation.

They also had great contacts; one lecturer organised a visit to BT Sport, where we got to see the Clare Balding show being recorded live and met directors, editors and camera operators.