Príklady lecturing

• Nevertheless, the definition excludes many activities which are commonly classed as teaching: lecturing is the most prominent.

• But he defended the drama of lecturing and the professorial persona.

• There is the rather extreme case of a professor who wished to go to a conference during term when he should have been lecturing.

• I try to keep a balance between 'doing it' and 'teaching it' by combining lecturing and tutoring with private practice.

• Moreover, in my experience, spanning more than two decades of lecturing about equality, the main argument non-egalitarians offer is the levelling down objection.

• These interviews, which took place during 1975, were with men employed in school teaching, management in industry and commerce, or university lecturing, and their wives.

• We do know that he was still lecturing on ballooning however, despite his project being rejected so many years before.

• Smoking accompanied the creative act of lecturing and drawing.

• I base this claim not merely on the literature, but after more than 20 years of lecturing to audiences, and hearing their responses, regarding equality.

• Lecturing and informational brochures are not as likely to yield meaningful effects as are more interactive types of education.

• Each lecture was for an hour, so the total time of lecturing considered in the analysis was seven hours.

• In his lecturing and writing career he was always careful with controversial matters.

• They require the acoustic versions of literature in the classroom, and respond to it more than monotone lecturing.

• This clarity was a result of lecturing to a live audience.

• They were also compared to the professors' responses to a question concerning the language they use in lecturing.