Sentence examples for standard lectures from inspiring English sources

For each individual topic, there was no difference between the ACTIVE teaching format and the standard lectures in residents' perceived knowledge gain, content appropriateness, or lecturer enthusiasm.

Right now, online and hybrid offerings seem to be as good as standard lectures at transmitting this kind of knowledge, and, in the years ahead, they are bound to get better — more imaginatively curated, more interactive and with better assessments.

So Villanova is beginning to mix standard lectures with computer-based learning and interaction?

Multiple views represent repeated voluntary engagement with the material that would not be possible with standard lectures, and indicate the motivational value of the videos.

Before the introduction of the current course structure, the previous first-year course included a more traditional pedagogical approach of three standard lectures per week and one practical session per fortnight.

A growing body of literature shows that such activities, often called interactive engagement or active learning (AL), tend to be twice as effective as standard lectures (e.g., Hake 1998a; Crouch and Mazur 2001; Knight and Wood 2005).

But when that day arrives, Cooperman says, business schools will have to compete on services beyond the standard lecture.

Though attendance in my Stanford class is optional, it is considerably higher than in many standard lecture-based classes.

Though Munroe's lecture that day had the lively title "Solar Panels, Hand Grenades, and Blowing Up the Moon: How to Think About Energy," for the first hour and a half he adhered to a fairly standard lecture format.

In 1984, Benjamin Bloom showed that individual tutoring had a huge advantage over standard lecture environments: The average tutored student performed better than 98 percent of the students in the standard class.

officer sits the wife down at a table outside her house for the standard lecture, notification of a fine next time and the signing of the pledge with a thumbprint.