Students who experienced a very enthusiastic teacher were more likely to read lecture material outside of the classroom.

Consequently, it has been found that student pay greater attention to lecture material when visuals are used.

For example, one study found that students who were taught to modify their attributions actually performed better on homework assignments and lecture materials.

Already the chambers' plans to capitalise on its facilities, with seminars and lecture series planned.

His legacy continues via a lecture series and a dancer's scholarship in his name.

In addition, a private lecture series would be extremely lucrative.

Under its auspices, biweekly sessions of reciting poetry and prose, lecture series and critical sessions were organised.

Then, after taking a five-year hiatus from the playa, the lecture series returned in 2012.

He remembered this as one of his most successful lecture topics.

Not a single one of the lecture topics concerned itself with war, much less with diplomacy - which made the periodization of the course somewhat mysterious.

If the speaking and lecture topics are related to the business's activity, it can all be combined in the same income and expenditure totals.

The laboratories involved experiments related to the lecture topics, use of electronic instruments, and radio communication system maintenance.

Her website mentions that she has headed five other cases, all groundwater-related, but she seems to be bigger on the lecture tour.

Far better to force him to do some sort of community service: explaining finance and markets to schools, say, or a lecture tour on whistleblowing.

During the lecture tour, students were encouraged to express their opinions and take part in apparently innocent political discussions.

His attempts to capitalise on a new film of the libel trial by embarking on a lecture tour are as shamefully opportunistic as they are pointless.

He gave what would be called today a lecture tour across the continent.

He lectured widely and published more than 50 articles and book chapters.

Even when she was well into her seventies she still lectured widely to teachers, local education authority advisers and head teachers.

Now a trained psychologist, she lectures widely on literature and psychology.

He received numerous requests for autographs, and lectured widely on leadership.

It would be a great thing if more of our experts would make their lectures widely available and free to all.

Outwardly an online lecture can appear as the functional equivalent of one delivered to students in a lecture hall.

Today, universities offer online lectures, discussion groups and examinations to students all over the world.

I've also been more studious than usual and have been doing online lectures for my master's degree.

Some universities are switching to online lectures next week.

The development of the online lecture makes it possible so that the teacher and student no longer have to be in the same vicinity to teach and learn, respectively.

In fact, just one public lecture was cancelled because organisers didn't carry out a standard risk assessment and no stewarding arrangements were in place.

That night he gave a public lecture in the same venue.

One of her most powerful strategies, when giving a public lecture, was simply to bring along sackfuls of processed food and then reveal the ingredients.

By the time they graduated each had been recorded chairing a seminar, and videoed giving a public lecture - unusual forms of examination but great preparations for real work.

Why would he disparage his greatest achievement, for which he has consistently, and most recently in a published public lecture, expressed his continuing support?

Students may attend classes through on campus live lectures, live lectures via the internet and archived recorded lectures via the internet.

They also have online live interactive lectures and archived recorded lectures.

Such recorded lectures are typically between fifteen and thirty minutes long, although exceptions are common.

Her dislike of judicial adventurism stirred, she proceeded to deliver a stern lecture.

Although no charges were filed, he received a stern lecture from the arresting police officer, and never committed another crime.

His father bails him out of trouble, but gives him a stern lecture on responsibility.

Before then dentistry for me meant painful fillings and stern lectures about my flossing schedule.

It doesn't mean we can't chide them about their behaviour, but keep interventions low-key; use gentle humour and avoid stern lectures and monologues.