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Osterman, Dean; And Others – 1985
The feedback lecture represents an attempt to address problems affecting traditional classroom lecture techniques. Typical complaints associated with the latter include boredom, one-way communication, problems with notetaking, pacing problems, lack of guidelines and outlines, lack of enthusiasm and student involvement, and an overload of detail to…
Descriptors: Classroom Techniques, College Instruction, Feedback, Higher Education
Download full textMackie, Marlena Kay Baldrige – 1981
A prototype for the development of an auto-tutorial course in anatomy and physiology for adult learners in Associate Degree Nursing (ADN) was implemented in the fall semester, 1980, at Waukesha County Technical Institute in Pewaukee, Wisconsin. The format of the two-semester course consists of two hours of scheduled lecture time and three hours of…
Descriptors: Adult Education, Adult Learning, Anatomy, Associate Degrees
