Document Type
Book Chapter
Abstract
This chapter introduces the lecture as a long standard learning technique. The background is provided with the extensive value and scope, including the elements of good lectures. Weakness of the lecture centers around its being overused and/or misused. Strengths of the lecture include its familiarity, well accepted, and provides much information in a short period of time. A theoretical context is provided for maximizing the benefit of a lecture, which includes: guiding questions for use; a foundational learning theory; stressing engagement and interaction as integral; and, a large group theory to heighten engagement and interaction. Actually coupling listening teams (clarification, rebuttal, elaboration, application) with the lecture will make the lecture dynamic and vibrant. Fifteen additional groupings with varying purposes may be used to enhance the lecture with further engagement and interaction. Future trends will see stronger emphasis on including other supportive learning techniques in conjunction with the lecture to enhance its value and benefit.
Publication Date
January 2009
Publication Title
Handbook of Research on E-Learning Applications for Career and Technical Education
Recommended Citation
Henschke, John, "The Dynamic of a Living Lecture in Career and Technical Education" (2009). Adult Education Faculty Works. 178.
Available at:
https://irl.umsl.edu/adulteducation-faculty/178