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arthurday2013 · 2013-09-22 19:38:58

What are the key differences between teaching and lecturing?

22-09-2013 7:38pm

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What are the key differences between teaching and lecturing?

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#2 22-09-2013 9:26pm

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Do your own assignment!!

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#3 22-09-2013 10:05pm

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There are so many I don't know where to start. Can you be more specific about what kind of things you're looking for? There's the very basic that you're teaching adults instead of children, you set your own curriculum and exams, pay etc.

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#4 23-09-2013 7:06am

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Nobody gives out about lecturers on joe duffy.... wonder why!

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#5 23-09-2013 7:54am

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arthurday2013 wrote: »

What are the key differences between teaching and lecturing?

Those who attend lectures are passive participants - those who attend teaching classes are (ideally) active.

Unlike in teaching , lectures also tend not to have individuals or perhaps a group actively disrupting the lecturer as a fairly routine feature. And if you do disrupt a lecture you'll get short shrift if Mammy rings up blaming the lecturer.

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