Sentence examples for lectures performed from inspiring English sources

Despite being a verbatim record, digital records did not substitute for attendance: students who had attended lectures performed better on quizzes and final coursework and few students listened to lectures from beginning to end.

He was on television, he did lectures, performed magic, became a raconteur and a guest who seemed like a former great, famous for being famous at a time when he should have been hailed as one of the world's leading artists who was still moving ahead at a pace that outstripped those who came in his wake.

Specifically, students who reported attending fewer lectures performed worse on exams.

Students in Gross Anatomy attended 37 hours of traditional lectures, 15 hours of clinical lectures, performed ∼50 hours of cadaveric dissection, and were involved in three problem-based learning (PBL) small group sessions.

Students who write notes by hand during lectures perform better on exams than those who use laptops, according to a new study - even when the computers are disconnected from the Internet to avoid distractions.

The appeal to the audience, says Dunthorne, is that "they get to see (for a fiver) a live literature show that can take in poetry, video, songs, stories, animation, comedy, 'multi-vox', slide shows, mini-lectures, performed by writers who are great at writing, but also great at communicating their work".

The results show that learners who learned with the embodied interactive video lecture performed better in comprehension and retention of learning contents than the other two counter groups.

Hofstadter has distilled his thoughts on Cope's work into a full-length lecture performed in rhyme that begins with a question that might prove fundamental to future understanding of composition: Is music a craft Or is it an art?