Recently one professor withheld this useful study aid because attendance at his 8 a.m. lecture was low.
Therefore, we designed a pre-/posttest study to determine whether a day of nurse-led lecture plus low-fidelity simulation would increase registered nurses' self-assessed knowledge and confidence in managing five high-risk obstetric/perinatal situations.
He joked: "Well, memo to the Lib Dems: you lecturing us on low taxes is like us lecturing you on pointless constitutional tinkering.
Robinson Ellis was required to attend Williams's lectures despite his low opinions of the new professor's abilities.
Based on this principle, we reduced the proportion of lectures, to as low as 30% and tried to maximize learner-centered methodologies, such as small- and large-group discussions, role-playing, and participatory workshops.
Matthew Sweet gives the Rachael Low lecture on 9 April at the 14th British Silent Film Festival.
Back when graduate students could reasonably see themselves as apprentices bound for glorious lecture halls, the low pay was tolerable, but when T.A.-ships look like the university's way of balancing the budget at the expense of their graduate students' futures, it feels like an outrage.
This 49-class COPUS sample was from a department in which the fraction of time spent lecturing is relatively low.
Afterwards, extremely short remaining lectures and those with low mean quality were also filtered out.
Before implementation of iSTaRT, regular continuing education for doctors and nurses included lectures, journal club, small learning groups and low-fidelity simulation (paediatric and neonatal resuscitation).
As for the science lectures, most of them have low level of interactiveness.
