"session a topic" is not a grammatically correct phrase.
A more correct way to phrase it would be "session on a topic" or "session about a topic". You can use this phrase when talking about a specific topic or subject that is the focus of a session, such as in a meeting, conference, or class. Example: The session on effective communication skills was well-received by all attendees.
In all focus groups sessions a topic list was used, which included some provocative statements to stimulate discussion and the exchange of ideas.
As a part of the course, we each led a discussion session on a topic and got a faculty panel together to discuss the issues.
During that intervention, 137 female Emirati students were taught the basics of debate and then participated in a debate session on a topic of general interest (Dubai EXPO 2020).
OReillys team plopped a big whiteboard in a common area just outside the Google cafeteria and suggested that people sign up to give presentations on their work or host a session on a topic they find interesting.
Half the time was spent in a plenary session where a topic of the day was introduced and discussed.
During the last 3 years, all PhuVang professional healthcare staff received at least one training session on a topic relevant to prevention and control of climate change and disaster-related health issues.
Ask the salesperson to take a few hours from selling and plan a 1-hour training session about a topic they excel in.
Although the majority of interview data were collected in formal, recorded sessions with a topic guide, less formal discussion and exploration of ideas with students and educators also took place during observations.
The survey did not ask respondents to indicate the length of time, quality, or type of PD session in which a topic was presented, only whether a topic was addressed during their PD sessions.
For the first time, the ruling party of China dedicated an entire plenary session to such a topic.
