Lecturing: An Introduction (Sciences)
Description
This introductory workshop examines the processes of preparing and giving lectures. It will encourage you to consider what makes a good lecture and what lecturing is for. The workshop is interactive: it is divided into two parts and begins with a presentation by an experienced lecturer after which you will have the opportunity to exchange experiences and ideas with peers.
Target audience
- University staff
- College and Non-University Teaching Institutions teaching staff
- Affiliated lecturers
- Anybody with teaching/lecturing duties
Aims
- to have an increased understanding of the process of preparation and presentation, including structuring and writing a lecture
- to understand how to gauge the appropriate level for a lecture
- to be familiar with support materials including handouts, overheads and PowerPoint, and how these can enhance a lecture
- to be aware of alternative strategies for effective lecturing
Notes
- Please note that separate sessions are available for people working in the the Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences
- Please note that this course is not aimed at PhDstudents
- If you are a PhD student please see the courses provided by the Researcher Development Programme for details of training you may be interested in attending
Duration
One session of two hours
Themes
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