Sentence examples for relevant lectures from inspiring English sources

You've spent hours preparing insightful and pedagogically relevant lectures.

The platform allows teachers and subject experts to design classes and projects for their students to complete live or at their leisure, along with the ability to add supplemental content, from syllabi to relevant lectures, while allowing students to participate in discussions, submit projects and receive feedback on their work.

6. Reference to other teaching material, e.g. relevant lectures and practicals.

This course has a total of 108 hours of instruction, with close to 50% of these hours spent in small group teaching that closely follows relevant lectures.

The geriatrician gave relevant lectures to the clinic staff and conducted staff meetings on issues such as prevention of falls in the elderly, polypharmacy, and the use of benzodiazepines among elderly patients.

At Pace, Cassuto recent hosted and introduced a highly relevant lecture by Steven M. Wise, a legal scholar focused on animals and rights, titled "Nonhuman Rights to Personhood".

The response rates were high: Year 1 (n = 66/66), Year 2 (n = 51/54) and Year 3 (n = 66/70), although only 74% of those enrolled in the medical programme attended the relevant lecture.

Indeed, T6, when dissatisfied with the questions produced by her group, had the students step back, identify the organisational structure and key points of the relevant lecture, and then produce a question together on the whiteboard.

◦ Mainly lecture notes that become relevant in later years or lectures that are repeated or the lecturer says "I did this lecture in 2nd year and expect you to remember it because it will be examinable!" ◦ Preparation for exams, revision purposes, referring back to old information ◦ You can find any old work that you need for future assessments.

Until his untimely death, of leukemia, in 2003, he was working on a collection of essays and lectures relevant to the topic; this assemblage, edited and introduced by Michael Wood with the coöperation of Said's widow, has now been published by Pantheon under the title "On Late Style: Music and Literature Against the Grain" ($25).

This paper presents a comprehensive overview of lexicogrammatical devices which highlight important or relevant points in lectures.