Sentence examples for lecturer I from inspiring English sources

(referring to the first and the second element of the course the lecture and the tutorial moderated by a lecturer) (i) = low instructional extent (ii) = high instructional extent (c) Did the test persons have the opportunity to participate proactively in a case-related hands-on-application concerning the respective content area?

I derived no benefits from lectures, and I made a vow to myself that when in due course I became a lecturer I would not suppose that lecturing did any good.

Whenever anyone mentioned a particularly inspiring lecturer, I would try to go and hear them speak".

I have hair like a university lecturer, I think she likes it.

This endemic casualisation, is, in the words of one lecturer I met last week, "higher education's dirty secret".

As a midwifery lecturer I found myself almost unable to resist the urge to correct her manuscript where anatomy, physiology or clinical practice had been misremembered.

As general secretary of the Association of Teachers and Lecturers, I was bitterly opposed to many of Michael Gove's education reforms.

Personally I would rather my tuition fee was spent on my own education, rather than a plasma television in the student union, or the salary of lecturers I do not come into contact with.

In the UK, most college lecturers I have talked to just laughed at the idea that an honour system could work here – though it was laughter born of despair.

Although I had taught the occasional lab class before and UWE was running support classes for new lecturers, I found my first year of teaching very difficult and time-consuming.

Horne enrolled at the London School of Economics in October 1925, where his tutors included Hugh Dalton and Stephen Leacock; he was dissatisfied with his time at the university and called Leacock "one of the most boring lecturers I ever came across".