Sentence examples similar to lecture process from inspiring English sources

Online learning environments allow lecturers to process student input before a lecture and shape the lecture based on this input.

Prerequisite to learning from lectures is that students focus on the lecture and cognitively process what is being presented.

As I often tell educational audiences, the definition of a lecture is the process in which the notes of the teacher go to the notes of the student without going through the brains of either.

This paper discusses examples of industrial lecturers in process control and automation and gives an overview of lectures delivered by ABB employees.

There will be four lectures on the process of design, starting on Oct. 3 with Victoria Hagan, an interior designer.

It is a testament to Ms. Drew's reporting abilities and her legislative legerdemain that she can lead the reader through rule fights, discharge petitions, poison pill amendments and even a maneuver with the unfortunate name of nonseverability without getting bogged down in lengthy lectures about congressional process.

The purpose of these exercises was to engage students in class to process the lecture information for understanding rather than passively consuming the day's lecture material.

"Poetry is transit," Loynaz wrote in a 1950 lecture on her own process.

By Carina del Valle Schorske August 16, 2017 "Poetry is transit," the Cuban poet Dulce María Loynaz wrote in a 1950 lecture on her own process.

This week, as efforts were going on behind the scenes to smooth over the differences between the architects, Mr. Libeskind gave a lecture about the design process at the National Building Museum in Washington.

This is both a lecture and a reasoning process.