Sentence examples for moving lecture from inspiring English sources

Ten years later, in a moving lecture on "The Mystery of Life and Its Arts," Ruskin reflected on his returning sense of the spiritual and transcendent.

And by moving lecturing online, MOOCs allow in-person time to be more interactive, dynamic and valuable.

The competition was based on the story of Randy Pausch, the Carnegie Mellon professor with terminal cancer who gave a moving "last lecture" about achieving childhood dreams.

Further, arguments have been made that "freeing up" in person class time by moving didactic, lecture presentation online allows for greater engagement in active learning [ 4].

Attendance-conscious curators are moving beyond lectures with big-name guests and trying unmuseumlike offerings like live music with a D.J. and open-mike nights.

It is important to note that our cluster analysis identifies two basic "tracks" for moving a lecture-based classroom toward greater student-centeredness: 1) through the use of PI to prompt student student interactions or 2) through the use of heavy Socratic questioning and/or occasional "turn-to-your-neighbor" strategies.

In their classrooms, TAs in RPD demonstrated greater progress toward learner-centered teaching, with many TAs moving from "straight lecture" to "lecture with student engagement".

Many classrooms have moved from lecture to lattice, where students collaborate in small groups with the teacher swooping in for consultation.

To increase efficiency in the second year, the presentation of the LFE training was moved to lecture, and the homework was submitted online.

Medical schools have also moved from lecture-based methods of teaching to active learner-centered methods (Kerby et al., 2011; Kamei et al., 2012; Prober and Health, 2012), with some completely eliminating traditional anatomy lectures (Vasan et al., 2011).

We will conclude this paper with a few comments on a controversial aspect of moving from traditional lectures to active learning.