Sentence examples for science lectures from inspiring English sources

But there is little information on how lecturers use narratives in their basic science lectures to medical students; what types of narrative lecturers are using, how narratives might promote learning, and what students and lecturers think of narratives as a teaching tool.

Students, on the whole, were very receptive to the idea of lecturers using narratives or stories in their science lectures, particularly given their view of medicine as a distinctly human endeavour.

From this research, it seems that narratives are being used in basic science lectures to fulfil this role in various ways, and lecturers and students acknowledge this.

From the findings presented, it appears that lecturers are using many narratives in their basic science lectures – even when they don't think they are.

Mary Shelley went to science lectures and wrote Frankenstein.

Britain's most prestigious public science lectures have a long and revered history.

His unsuspecting classmate Gary Kavanagh wrote to him thinking he was their lecturer: "Hi Mark, sorry I wasn't in today for the coaching science lecture, all of the trains were cancelled going to Hamilton West due to the weather".

Until recently, Gingrich only showed up for book signings and the occasional brain science lecture.

At Gympie State school in Queensland, the chaplain organised an attendance-optional lunchtime "science lecture".

Part adventure, part bogus science lecture, it's loosely the tale of the pursuit of a missing and mysteriously powerful library book, The Golden Lizard.

So when he got an email from his classmate excusing himself from their coaching science lecture, he spotted the potential for some leg-pulling.