Sentences with phrase «lot of lectures»

Professors of education need to drop a lot of their lectures and need to listen and support teachers sharing with each other.

There were a lot of lectures worth going: about building mobile apps for dating, SEO tools, mobile marketing.

It's been a rather full week at work for me — we're running a marine neuroscience course, which means giving a lot of lectures and running a lot of lab pracs.

So while we still say, «Be careful, don't do this, he's an expert,» off camera, we do a lot of lectures about pushing your limits.

I have been giving a lot of lectures recently — at institutions as different as Duke, Virginia Military Academy and the University of North Alabama — and I have settled into the routine.

I went to lots of lectures, but mainly it was book knowledge.

Not exact matches

When he gets back, there is a lot of money to be made on books and the lecture circuit.

In the evening lectures to pastors he covers a lot of ground about how NOT to ruin your hearers, but how to do them good.

What gets a lot of people upset about this case (and I feel that the judge erred) was with his lecture, which came across as heavy handed and justifying the accused actions.

«A 1994 Plymouth Acclaim,» I explained to a group of writing students who walked me through the parking lot after a lecture once.

You've got lots of amazing spices in here, most of which are known to have healing properties (my mom lectured me on them whilst we were cooking).

Don't lecture me about what «we were told» about moving to a new stadium because I am sure you were told a lot of things all your life which you are still grappling with (well, I can tell from your abusive language).

I've read a lot of comments that are using «personal» language, and so I decided to respond to this one, but not because I'm lecturing you, just because I wanted to address the way people talk about this.

While the breastfeeding class offered by the hospital was interesting, informative, and gave me a lot of notes to bring home, the WIC version consisted of a short 20 - minute video and another 10 minutes of lecture / questions.

There are a lot of methods that we use that don't work well in group classes, like one - on - one discussion, hands - on activities, more field trips, special interest projects, etc. and some of their methods don't work well for home schooling, like lectures and extensive workbook work (especially for the younger children, under grades 5 or 6, where hands - on experience is what they remember).

Teaching your child the important lessons in life takes a whole lot of listening as well as talking, but lectures don't work.

In my lectures, I used a LOT of Michael Pollan and Mark Bittman, mostly because I felt like it was important to introduce students to some of the very public writers about food and politics, and I threw in several of Bittman's NY Times posts as they appeared as well.

This means that we spend a lot of time together doing both movement and lecture in a short amount of time.

«There have been a lot of comment on Dr. Bawumia's lecture on the economy yesterday.

In that way it's more of an amusing lecture than a piece of stand - up brilliance or incisive satire, but nonetheless for those with a particular political disposition it ticks a lot of boxes.

Folks, there is a lot more to raise as we punch holes into Dr. Bawumia's rehashed package of half - truths, lies, and sheer political mischief wrapped around this lecture.

For instance, it becomes easy to assemble a lot of people from different locations into a single virtual space for lectures or meetings, something that is hard to do with fixed displays and cameras because they don't let people look around.

the supervisor is someone whose lectures I enjoyed, and I think staying in a familiar place will make it easier to take on the challenges of a Ph.D. (A lot of my friends are going to be doing Ph.D. s or master's there as well.)

All the students admitted to wasting a lot of time, not paying attention to the lecture, gossiping, browsing the Internet.

Their highly social nature also leads to lots of contacts and collaborations, forged over late - night whisky sessions at conferences (and yes, they always turn up to the lectures the next morning).

Moctezuma also takes his students to botanical gardens, where «a lot of the exhibits are set up very similar to the... lectures that I teach,» illustrating topics such as the crops of the world, or different biomes and ecosystems.

The lectures tend to be dry — lots of data, lots of slides, lots of science — and it's not a format that lends itself to debate or discussion afterwards.

And, in terms of the neurotransmitters — you know — this is a whole other lecture, but they — a lot of times, low neurotransmitters precede low hormone levels.

And are looking forward to being more fit and healthy for our future family:) And Keto helps a lot, plus we are educating ourself about food, reading, watching lectures and seeing the results of low carb living ourself.

We're running an intensive course, which means lectures and labs and a lot of students streaming through the door.

There are a lot of things to be happy about — being able to actually get back to my hobbies (my poor sewing machine has been gathering dust), getting to bed before midnight because I'm not frantically prepping a lecture for the next day, and getting to remember what my husband looks like.

Yeah, thanks... thanks Bill Condon, if we wanted to sit through a lecture on information gathering in the digital age, we would (and a lot of us probably) have made tuition payments for school.

Release: Friday, October 18, 2013 [Theater] Yeah, thanks... thanks Bill Condon, if we wanted to sit through a lecture on information gathering in the digital age, we would (and a lot of us probably) have made tuition payments for school.

There is lots of horseback riding and looking pensive, with occasional pauses to bicker and lecture about the meaning of free will.

«It made a lot of sense to everyone — during the lecture.

«I don't think the classic situation where the teacher stands up at the chalkboard and lectures is where a lot of teachers want to be these days,» says Bruce Jacobsen, CEO of Kinetic Books.

So teachers struggled with the challenge of a lot more upfront preparation for these lectures per se.

It might be a traditional course, university style with filmed lectures and readings, or it might be highly interactive with user forums inviting lots of participation from students and professors alike.

«A lot of teachers lecture without really knowing if the students are learning,» Miller points out.

If you're going to give a video lecture, there are a lot of things to consider.

I can cover a lot of ground in classes where lectures consume about two - thirds of the time.

When training is about lectures, presentations, and quizzes we end up with individuals who know a lot of things but can't do much with it.

Wilson and Korn's literature review (a lit review analyzes a lot of research on a topic) on student attention during lectures found little evidence of a consistent attention span among students.

Allowing students to view the lecture portion of the lesson plan on their own time puts a lot of responsibility on them, but it frees up a large portion of class time for more collaborative work.

Lots of times, people think that the ideal learning situation is a classroom lecture, but the research doesn't support that.

A lot of movies have found themselves in lecture halls and class assignments thanks to their messages and relevance to the society.

The majority of the students around the globe are overloaded with lots of academic work, projects, lectures, job responsibilities and other tasks consequently, leaving no time for the completion of assigned homework.

The View from the Cheap Seats by Neil Gaiman It takes a lot of nerve to glue together about 60 old book reviews, lecture notes, etc. — and then present them as a coherent book.

You'll be doing a lot of BlackBerry learning on your own without having to wait for our Monday lectures, but make sure you don't start skipping class even if you pick things up real fast.

As you might imagine, there was a lot going on at this event, from lectures and panel discussions, to the exhibition of publishers and author related service providers networking.