Sentence examples for mere lectures from inspiring English sources

The Cleveland Clinic's LeGrand recommends using case studies instead of mere lectures, and getting other doctors to watch closely how pain specialists prescribe medicine.

Coleridge denounced Bentham's University College London, the first alternative to the Oxbridge monopoly, as a "mere lecture bazaar".

"That it is also a compelling, tragic drama, not a mere illustrated lecture, makes it even more important".

This content overlap can also reduce the second and subsequent PBL sessions into a mere regurgitation of lecture notes.

During a lecture delivered a mere two months before he died, the French theorist disavowed his landmark essay.

The concept has evolved since, and it has given way to a methodology that goes beyond the mere substitution of the classic lecture for a video (Carballo, 2014).

And when lectures can often amount to a mere few hours per week, it's unsurprising that developing friendships with coursemates can similarly prove challenging.

Students who participated in POPS improved their quiz score by 439%% from their pre-course score, while those only receiving traditional lectures improved their score by a mere 204%%.

This end-of-the-course class had a particularly heavy reading load, as we explored ancient Greek ceramics beyond their mere technical fabrication, harkening back to our first lecture with Dr. Alan Shapiro.

Furthermore, although half of the chemists reported an expectation for active student involvement in class, a mere quarter of chemists reported an expectation that non-lecture techniques or a variety of techniques would be implemented in class.

The brilliant writer, author of Mere Christianity and The Chronicles of Narnia, delivered a series of lectures 70 years ago that were later compiled in a short book called The Abolition of Man: How Education Develops Man's Sense of Morality.