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The lecture is the most common form of teaching
method in institutions of higher education
throughout the world (Behr 1988). A lecture is given
by a subject specialist, they guide you into your
study topic, providing different perspectives on
learning depending on the topic. Lectures provide
introductory or complementary information, that is
later followed up during tutorials and practical
work. Lectures provide a basis of knowledge for
student, students then need to do a lot of
supplementary reading on their own to enhance to
understandings and knowledge.

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  • 1. The lecture is the most common form of teaching method in institutions of higher education throughout the world (Behr 1988). A lecture is given by a subject specialist, they guide you into your study topic, providing different perspectives on learning depending on the topic. Lectures provide introductory or complementary information, that is later followed up during tutorials and practical work. Lectures provide a basis of knowledge for student, students then need to do a lot of supplementary reading on their own to enhance to understandings and knowledge.

Editor's Notes

  1. What is a lecture? The study skills book outlines what a lecture is, a lecture is the most common form of teaching in institutions of higher education throughout the world. A lecture is given by a subject specialist, they guide you into your study topic, providing different perspectives on learning, depending on the topic. Lectures provide students with introductory or complementary information, that is later followed up during tutorials and practical work. Lectures are a way of providing a basis of knowledge for students, students will then need to ensure supplementary readings on their own to develop knowledge and understandings.