Sentence examples for lecture period from inspiring English sources

Each mini-exam will take less than half a lecture period (25 minutes).

Midterm Exams: Two midterms will be held during the lecture period and in our assigned lecture hall.

This formal discussion took up to one lecture period (50 75 min); there are 28 or 42 lecture periods (2100 min) for introductory biology during a BYU semester, depending on whether a class meets two or three times a week.

A weekly, 2-hour lecture period at the Duke Marine Lab just prior to departure will be used for lectures, discussions and to introduce the observation, collection and identification techniques to be employed in the course.

Examinations in classes which meet two or more periods in one day, or in combination sequence (e.g. Mon/Wed, Mon/Fri, Tues/Thurs), are scheduled according to the first lecture period.

In addition, statements related to task and strategy indicated that the DL students were aware of the steps needed to be taken to study the course; whereas the F2F students were mostly concerned about being able to ask questions during the lecture period.

The class consisted of two 75-minute lecture periods and one three-hour laboratory period each week.

The biology course met three times per week with more traditional lecture periods on Monday and Wednesday and an active learning period of POGIL guided inquiry sessions on Friday.

Seigfried said that "it is also clear from letters that Clapp helped Dewey with the content of the courses in which she assisted" pointing out that Clapp would meet with Dewey before his lecture periods to discuss the content of the class.

These class sessions (lecture periods) dealt with 1) membranes (90 min) and 2) differentiation (45 min) and were taught by the same instructor in both years.

A piloted, standardized questionnaire, with both definite and open-ended questions, was distributed to all registered medical students (from 1 st to 7 th year of medical education) on a specified day, during agreed lecture periods, in April and May of 1999 (see Figure 2).