The latter was edited by Dedekind in the form of lecture notes, initially under Dirichlet's supervision, and published in several editions.
This absence of Plato and Platonism from university faculties is understandable: Aristotle's more pedagogically suitable work had, since late antiquity and even among Platonists, been deemed basic to education; this fact is unsurprising, given that Aristotle's work was preserved in the form of lecture notes.
The interventions to promote entrepreneurship take place in the form of lectures, workshops, case studies, and mentoring sessions.
The former is provided in the form of lectures and recitations (integrated with computer lab sessions), while the latter is facilitated by the university's moodle-based elearning system.
Students who received less contact time with tutors in the form of lectures, seminars and tutorials were three times more likely to say they did not think their course was value for money, according to the report.
We were interested in finding out if and how interventions in the form of lectures and case study discussions would impact the attitudes and aspirations of the participants of a business plan competition to become self-employed individuals.
For relaxation there were amateur theatricals, and educational activities in the form of lectures.
But for the last few years, that university's Westwood campus has been the site of some pretty amazing food events, in the form of lectures and demos from professor Amy Rowat's Science and Food series. .
More importantly for me, it is the kind of book that I have dreamed about having the world's prominent authors write about: with Sikh characters and references, but as a normal, ordinary part of the narrative, not in the form of lectures and essays.
The four shaded weeks are the only time when teaching is in the form of lectures.
The preponderance of formal professionalism teaching remains in the form of lectures and small group sessions in the preclinical years.
