Sentence examples for lecture form from inspiring English sources

According to Stolzenberg, 1912d is the lecture form of 1912e (Stolzenberg 1995: 11).

For the student, lecture form teaching can lead to overload and fragmentation (Benner et al. [2010]) and does not contribute to the deep understanding required for true learning (Ramsden [2003]), as new knowledge needs to be processed, analysed and practiced to have a lasting effect.

These disorders were maintained in lecture form.

The experimental group received a virtual learning environment courseware package specifically designed for this study, whereas the control group received the same module structured in a traditional lecture form.

Because the Forbes lecture formed part of the viewing, extra newsreels or short films were not permitted, although previews were allowed.

The initials stand for L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology, whose extensive writings and lectures form the church's scripture.

They do Jägerbombs, eat "vegetable munge", skip lectures, form bands, eke out their paltry funds, do lots of partying and even more shagging.

Although she noted that Perry's Reith lectures "form the basis of this jaunty little book", Lynn Barber, again in the Sunday Times, was markedly more indulgent to the potter than the TV presenter: "I have never read such a stimulating short guide to art.

The demonstration that lectures form a major proportion of teaching may offer a valuable opportunity for curriculum reconsideration, renewal and redesign.

Students went digging, and also learned how to present their findings, with mini lectures forming part of the final examination.

Carey's iconoclastic lectures formed the basis of his book The Intellectuals and the Masses, gratefully published by Faber, in which he makes the claim, in summary, that "the principle around which modernist literature and culture fashioned themselves was the exclusion of the masses, the defeat of their power, the removal of their literacy, the denial of their humanity".