Lecture 504 Absolutely Essential Words Lesson 33

Lecture 504 Absolutely Essential Words Lesson 33

/ˈlek.tʃəʳ/ (noun & verb)

Noun: a formal speech or presentation in front of a lot of people or audience on a specific topic, speech, address, discourse, sermon, talk, lesson, oration – a severe or angry talk or criticism, reproof, rebuke, admonishment, reproach, scolding

Verb: to give a lecture or presentation, make a speech, give a presentation – criticize, reprimand, scold, reprove, censure, castigate, tell off – instruct, teach, tutor, give instruction

As class sizes increase and university budgets tighten, lecturing remains a dominant teaching method. Knowing how to lecture well is therefore a crucial skill to master. Effective lecturing is characterized by enthusiasm and expressiveness, clarity, and interaction. Consider using the tips below to introduce students to — and stimulate their enthusiasm about — your course material.

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Antonym: praise, encomium

Noun: lecturer