Lecture

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Lecture

Lecture (/ˈlɛktʃər/; from the French lecture, meaning reading) is a method of teaching by giving a discourse on a specific subject that is open to the public, usually to students in a university or college setting.

Etymology

The term lecture comes from the Latin lectus, past participle of legere, meaning "to read," reflecting the practice in the ancient world where the written material would be read aloud to an audience.

Related Terms

  • Academic lecture: A lecture intended for education, especially in a university or college setting.
  • Public lecture: A lecture given to the general public, often in a library or educational institution.
  • Lecturer: A person who gives lectures, usually as a profession.
  • Lecture hall: A large room used for instruction, typically at a college or university.
  • Lecture notes: Written notes from a lecture that students can use for study and review.
  • Lecture series: A series of lectures on a particular subject, often given by different lecturers.
  • Lecture circuit: A series of locations where lectures are given, often by a single lecturer.

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