On any given day in Bryant Park, there is table tennis, chess, yoga classes, juggling lessons, lectures, concerts and film screenings.
He gave Scott history lessons, lectured on famous warriors — Alexander the Great, Genghis Khan, Attila the Hun — and made him write reports.
The possibilities are interesting: celebrity visits in your home, virtual gaming environments (except the environment isn't virtual, it's your living room) or even education — ballet lessons, lectures and more.
In practice, a teacher or lecturer2 uses their orientations to establish teaching goals, both before and during a lesson or lecture.
In this paper, we present a system LESSON for lecture notes searching and sharing, which is dedicated to both instructors and students for effectively supporting their Web-based teaching and learning activities.
Many universities have partnership programs that encourage scientists to visit classrooms to present a lesson or lecture on a particular topic.
Writing in full sentences while taking notes within a lesson or lecture could result in: hand cramp, illegible handwriting, and the possibility of not finishing it therefore making the fact confusing.
The teachers I spoke to explained that they had been trained to do lesson planning, lectures to large groups of students and classroom management -- none of which they were now doing.
The hostel is run by a yeshiva of newly-observant Jews, and usually offers lessons and lectures to weekend visitors seeking to become more religious.
And she stood by as an irrepressibly enthusiastic Ms. Kessler peppered her conversations with the girls with grooming tips, etiquette lessons and lectures on the virtues of saving their money and performing community service.
"They fought the regime with other brigades, they lived among the people, they went up to the pulpits and gave the Friday sermon, they gave lessons and lectures, they have media activities, they fought in the frontline and gave martyrs and leaders," Abdu Salam said of al Nusra's members.
