Sentence examples for plenary teaching from inspiring English sources

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The response rate of students present at the plenary teaching session in both universities was high and our analysis suggests that both groups were representative of the study population in terms of gender.

Perhaps one or both of these organization could invite some of the students to give a presentation about their protest campaign as part of a plenary session on the teaching of AP American history.

The main strategy was based on having participants teach some of the plenary sessions (Table 1).

Every seminar will be organised around four pillars: an introduction, a teaching session, a group work activity and a plenary discussion.

Active contribution by the participants was the main feature of this part of the workshop, which included case scenarios presented by the participants and the delivery of two plenary sessions by two participants in the form of peer teaching (Table 1).

The session included an introduction to the Danish GTT manual, frontal teaching, review of three training records per team and plenary discussions of the findings (table 2).

"The weakness is undoubtedly what is not taught, there needs to be more didactic teaching.... the odd extra lecture here and there or more plenary sessions, more organised tutorials and teaching in HARC".

The importance of teaching the nature of science was reiterated by Pennock in his plenary talk, "Synthesis, Reflections, and Moving Forward".

"Every academic believes that they have discovered the cure" to some condition, but translating research-based ideas into real-world solutions requires knowledge and experience that academe teaches very poorly, said Marc Tessier-Lavigne, president of Rockefeller University in New York City, in a plenary lecture.

While the arguments presented for teaching evolutionary thinking were compelling, Ross Nehm (Ohio State University) addressed the critical question of effectiveness in his plenary address, "Can This Approach Improve Student Learning of Evolution?