A course given by a Dozent or Professor for a small group of students. The specific issues which are discussed in the seminar are usually presented by the students.
A seminar engages a small group of students in advanced study concentrated on each student's original research or important recent advancements in a field. Seminars are organized under the direction of a faculty member.
a.: The professor interacts with students through dialogue and presentations. Tests and written assignments are required. The student receives a final grade for the course. b.: a specialized school or department of study within a Fakultät. For example, the "Deutsches Seminar" within the 'Neuphilologische Fakultät.'
A small class taught by an academic, more commonly found in higher level courses such as Honours.
Study group in a certain subject conducted by a teacher
A discussion-based class facilitated by a student of a group of students.
A seminar is a meeting between a member of academic staff and a small group os students. Class sizes vary, but a typical group might involve 8-10 students. Seminars are intended to be more interactive than lectures, and students will often be requested to read up on and come prepared to discuss specific topics or themes. One or two students may be asked to lead the group or to prepare a brief oral presentation introducing the subject.
a small class, more common to upper division and graduate classes, which makes possible greater discussion among students than either a lecture or tutorial.
Teaching in small groups of up to about 20 students led by a tutor. Generally undertaken on the basis of an oral presentation by a student, followed by discussion. See also Lecture; Tutorial
group of students meeting daily for in-depth discussion and investigation of a particular topic
A small class in which discussion among the members and the teacher replaces a lecture.
a course offered for a small group of advanced students
a course in which the primary mode of instruction is discussion
a credited leadership class for those students involved in the Fall Creek FFA program
a discussion-based session in which facilitators lead a small group of participants in an interactive discussion on a defined topic
a discussion class in which students share responsibility for bringing materials and issues before the group
a discussion class, usually involving one tutor and a group of about fifteen students
a group of advanced students, each doing original research, and all exchanging results through reports and discussions
a group of interested students who read, write, and research independently and then come together in class to share their insights, questions, and discoveries
a group of students meeting for discussion with a tutor
a guided discussion in which everyone can participate
a meeting for giving and discussing information, usually in a classroom setting and with a focus on a particular subject
a meeting, led by an expert, when a group of people gather to study or discuss something of mutual interest
a more interactive classroom situation that you are probably used to at school or college - you may be given group exercises or have to give a presentation, unlike lectures which are not usually interactive
an informal course under the direction of a leader, a grouping of individuals for the purpose of giving and discussing information
an integral part of these courses and provides a mechanism for sharing experiences in thesis preparation
an intensive course program where students work together with teachers
an open class that is run by a voice acting instructor and attended by voice actors who want to improve particular skills, such as character voice acting, for example
a professional-level course emphasizing individual and group research and writing
a public lecture or presentation on a particular topic
a regular course not listed in the catalog but experimentally being offered until it can become a UCO course officially
a regular meeting in which people interested in a topic come to discuss that topic in an informed, intellectual manner
a small group of students and teachers
a supervised group of students sharing the results of their research on a common topic
a valuable experience and critical process for students to equip them with the professional tools necessary to be successful and productive in the discipline
a working class given by a guest instructor
When a group of students meet with a marker/teacher to cover specific material. Seminars are either scheduled weekly or are available through sign up method. As well, students can request a seminar from their marker.
A course, usually at the advanced level, in which classes are normally small and where the focus is generally on independent research shared with other students through the presentation of papers.
Class in which there are opportunities for discussion and oral presentation
A small discussion group made up of students and a tutor who meet regularly. Discussion is usually based on the presentation of an essay or short lecture.
A small classroom setting where students have the opportunity to discuss course material.
Any meeting for exchanging information and holding discussions. Sometimes these are problem-solving sessions where the participants have similar needs or problems identified.
A form of instruction combining independent research with meetings of small groups of students and a faculty member, generally to report on reading or research the students have done.
a small discussion group, composed of students and a tutor, that meets regularly and holds discussions on an assigned topic.
a typical university learning group in which a small group of students and a tutor make presentations and discuss ideas and concepts related to their subject
A method of instruction in which a group of students engaged in research or advanced study meets under the guidance of one or more faculty members of the University for presentation and discussion of approved topics.
A course, or portion of a course, taught through small group discussion or instruction.
A method of teaching which usually involves a smaller group of students than in a lecture. An academic member of staff and group of students discuss a subject which has been presented in a recent lecture, or previously set.
A group of students who meet regularly for reports and discussion in an area of research under the guidance of a professor.
A class consisting mainly of discussion and exchange of ideas.
A small class, usually at an advanced level, where you focus on independent research and share your work by presenting papers to the class.
is a discussion on a syllabus. The main aim of a seminar is to help students to understand the theories learned. Homework, which is prepared by the student as an individual and independent work, can be presented on the seminar.
This is a discussion group where students present work they have prepared previously and discuss issues arising from it. The tutor is there to guide the discussion.
An informal meeting in which participants hold discussions under the supervision of a leader.
A class that has a group discussion format rather than a lecture format.
the segment of a course devoted to discussion, presentations, and group projects.
A form of small group instruction, combining independent research and class discussions under the guidance of a professor.
Small class where students discuss a topic with a lecturer or tutor. Questions are encouraged, but discussion is less free than in a tutorial, and not everyone present will necessarily be expected to contribute to the discussion.
A one- or two-hour discussion session between an instructor or TA and small groups of students (15 - 25).
A scheduled discussion period in which students debate and discuss classroom theory and lab results.
A small group meeting or class based on the exchange of information and discussions on a specialized topic under the supervision and leadership of a faculty member. Sometimes called a tutorial.
A group of students meet to discuss a subject with a tutor, usually someone (or a group) prepares a paper for discussion and shares the research that they have done and their opinions on the subject. Seminars are more interactive than a lecture and are often student lead.
1) Lecture and dialogue allowing participants to share experiences in a particular field under the guidance of an expert discussion leader. 2) A meeting or series of meetings from 10 to 50 specialists who have different specific skills but have a specific common interest and come together for training or learning purposes. The work schedule of a seminar has the specific object of enriching the skills of the participants.
Seminar As opposed to a lecture has active participation from students. Amount of students participating in a seminar is restricted. However, study rooms, library areas in faculties are also categorised as Seminars.
A facilitator-directed meeting or conference consisting of groups of individuals gathered to study a specific subject matter.
A seminar is, generally, a form of academic instruction, either at a university or offered by a commercial or professional organization. It has the function of bringing together small groups for recurring meetings, focusing each time on some particular subject, in which everyone present is requested to actively participate. This is often accomplished through an ongoing Socratic dialogue with a seminar leader or instructor, or through a more formal presentation of research.