Sentence examples for which lecturers from inspiring English sources

"It judges experience over three years and it doesn't specify which lecturers are good and which are bad.

And a co-operative model might also be more sustainable than one in which lecturers donate shards of time, which risks being another example of our economy's insatiable need for free labour.

Although most undergraduate medical courses around the world still use the traditional lecture format extensively within their curricula [ 9], there is very little information about the extent to which lecturers use narratives, how they use them and what impact this may have on student learning.> Narrative learning theory is an attempt to explain how narratives might promote learning.

The second one is university course timetabling which determines which course should be assigned to which lecturer on which day and time slot.

The University and College Union, which represents lecturers, says prolonged uncertainty means that many classroom lecturers have lost heart and says it fears problems could be caused by the loss of more senior managers who support less experienced colleagues in the service.

9.09am: The University and College Union, which represents lecturers, has criticised the Browne proposals.

Added to which, their lecturers appear to eschew poorly paid research publication in favour of lucrative private-sector consultancy.

The segment was filmed for "Stand In," a series in which celebrity lecturers liven up university classes, and which is shown on the MTV college network mtvU.

The University and College Union, which represents lecturers, warned the government that a graduate tax had to be more than just a "rebranding exercise" that increased the financial burden on students.

Sally Hunt, general secretary of the University and College Union (UCU), which represents lecturers, said college and university staff were already seeing the impact of the government's pension changes.

One such example is the recent revelation of a memo issued to colleagues in arts and humanities at Durham University, which said lecturers would have to obtain approval from an "ethics" committee if they wanted to give lectures and tutorials on subjects that might offend students -- including abortion or euthanasia.