Conceptual questions, familiar from peer instruction lectures, are suitable as they are designed to address alternative conceptions and generate vivid discussions (Beatty et al. 2006).
Lecture was often referred to in the literature as traditional instruction, lecture-based or didactic teaching.
The studies which have used the term "psychoeducation" to define the type of psychological therapy have defined it as an applied educational-behavioral intervention [ 29], or interventions with behavioral components (behavior change, pleasant activities), cognition (cognitive restructuring, counseling), education (direct instruction, lectures) and competence (broad skill training) [ 26, 55].
A few years later, Kinsey is denouncing the marriage manuals of the time as moralistic nonsense — they don't even get the anatomy right — and at Indiana, in the forties, he starts giving sex-instruction lectures, illustrating them with a slide show of genitalia which shocks his students (it still looks shocking to us).
In fact, many teachers who use PBL for example, use direct instruction and lecture as a critical scaffolding tool.
They also advocate "student-centered learning," which involves students as active learners in all classes, uses different types of instruction (including lecture), and integrates multiple forms of ongoing assessment throughout a course.
Much of this instruction comprised lectures; project work and tutorials were less commonly used.
Thursday; clinical instructions and lecture to promote high adherence to documenting CVC data in the patient data management system.
Students suggested that anatomy instruction, both lectures and laboratory sessions, could be made more effective by providing context, for example by pointing to links with radiology or pathology.
