But this wasn't just another hastily-scheduled, superfluous-seeming meeting where administrators would lecture teachers.
And then useless politicians from both parties lecture teachers blaming them for all of society's failings to properly fund public schools.
His work is now known internationally and, most days, involves a bewildering succession of conference key note lectures, teacher insets and school workshops.
This has been the way we have educated our kids for centuries, this "sage on a stage" model where students are expected to absorb the knowledge and understanding of their lecturing teacher.
In addition to helminth treatment, the phased complex intervention included public health lectures, teacher education, and child health education including handwashing, as noted above.
One trial had a comprehensive health promotion programme accompanying the deworming, including regular public health lectures, teacher training, and health education targeted to avoid intestinal helminths and exposure to schistosomiasis (Miguel 2004 (Cluster).
Emma's mother, Eugenia Berklin, is helping organize a school with no classrooms, no grades and no lecturing teachers, and Emma will be there in September when the Hudson Valley Sudbury School opens.
Given that most adults have experienced traditional pedagogical techniques such as lectures, teacher-centred lessons and grade-based assessments, bringing a real sense of democracy to the digital environment challenges previous notions of what learning online can or should be.
Moreover, while they responded that POPS facilitated student learning better than lectures, teachers pointed out that limited teaching resources would make it difficult for wide POPS application in China.
In each lecture, a teacher will provide exercises to students.
In the lecture, the teacher gave exercise ex7 to all the students.
