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Lectures have had a bad press. They are regarded as a ‘traditional’form of teaching and are often viewed as being out of step with thenewer enquiry-based learning approaches. Where lectures used tobe the cornerstone of a curriculum, they are increasingly regarded aspedagogical anachronisms from another age. Lectures were thoughtto be efficient; they made it possible for relatively few staff to ‘teach’large groups of students and to ‘cover’ large blocks of curriculum.Theywere thought to be effective based on an assumption that attendanceat lectures guaranteed learning. However, traditional lecturesencourage learner passivity and there is good evidence to show thatlearners retain very little (5∼10%) of what they hear in lectures
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