He spoke with the offhand confidence of a professor in permanent lecture mode.
COMMENT FROM BRYAN C: "Buffet rule" = "Romney rule" COMMENT FROM EMILY: Obama lapses into mildly sarcastic lecture mode — think this doesn't always sit well w/ listeners.
He was in full lecture mode, and the meeting, the kind where Coughlin does not permit his players to wear caps, carry cellphones or cross their legs, was scheduled to last two and a half hours.
In it, he describes Moore as a pupil so immune to logic and reason that he forced his exasperated teacher to "abandon the Socratic method of class participation in favor of the lecture mode".
He's in full lecture mode: they will please not take any of the stromatolites, but the ship has a sampling permit, so if anyone finds a particularly choice fragment, especially a cross section, check with him first and they can put it on the rock table he'll set up on board, where everyone can see it.
ARS, such as clickers, have been used increasingly in post-secondary STEM classroom to allow instructors to shift large classes from a transmission-centered lecture mode into active learning environments (Freeman et al. 2014; Hake 1998; Prince 2004).
In fact, one approach we're trying is when we detect that the teacher has been talking too long without interruption, we flash a big red screen on his or her laptop that sort of breaks that lecture mode and gets them to stop and solicit student participation.
That is, if the subjective norm of the environment becomes teaching via EBIPs rather than lecture, according to Ajzen's (1991) theory of planned behavior faculty members who remain in lecture mode will be more inclined to change given the new environmental conditions.
"Fox was unjustly imprisoned," said Nixon, launching into lecture mode and betraying his identification with a persecuted 17th-century figure.
Lacking an instinctual feel for the drama of the occasion, the president tends to lapse into lecture mode when he ought to be making pithy personal appeals.
