Sentence examples for teaching a lecture from inspiring English sources

"Teaching a lecture class is every bit like doing a concert if the presentation goes as you planned".

The new Barbie designs come after a "feminist" ad campaign in August showed young girls triumphing in adult jobs: coaching a football team, teaching a lecture, or treating a pet in a veterinary surgery.

I was just teaching a lecture on microRNAs to graduate students, and one student rightly pointed out that microRNAs fail the Occam's Razor test.

They surveyed more than 100 students in their classes, with Professor Arms teaching a lecture-style course in computer science and Professor Gay teaching a communications course that included collaborative projects and discussion.

She taught a lecture course.

How many classes do you teach? A. I taught a lecture in the spring/fall, which basically means 14 weeks, a two-hour lecture every week.

However, it may require a lot more work on your part to teach a lecture about fungal infections to second year medical students, if you not sure what causes athlete's foot and you were assigned the task because you work with S. cerevisiae.

If I teach a lecture on some aspects of cancer biology that I haven't thought about for a while, sometimes I realize these might be related to the work being done in the lab.

I very rarely talk for very long, you know, so I really try as much as I can to make the students active in class in a variety of different ways… I taught a lecture-based physical science course for non-majors… using all the same methods and techniques in that class as well.

At the beginning of Act II of "The Heidi Chronicles," Heidi, an art historian, is teaching a class in a lecture hall at Columbia University.

[#unhandled_cartoon] At the beginning of Act II of "The Heidi Chronicles," Heidi, an art historian, is teaching a class in a lecture hall at Columbia University.