lecture hall

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Her history of chemical theory refuses to isolate theory from the laboratory, the lecturehall, or the public and its philosophical interests.
To be a public professor of this or that meant to appear in a lecturehall and to read and gloss canonical texts.
These goals were articulated in print, the lecturehall, and academies alike.
The challenge to teach well includes developing curriculum content as well as instructional methods that move well beyond the traditional and comfortable lecturehall.
The space is in fact an odd mixture of lecturehall and variety theatre, purpose-built for the intended programme of rational entertainments.
What happened then must have surpassed the lecturer's wildest expectations: people virtually stormed his lecturehall.
In the physics lecturehall he set up several electrical devices in preparation for his popular demonstrations and waited for the audience to arrive.
Even outside the lecturehall, the students talked intensely 'with inspiration and real dedication' about mathematics.
It also echoed through the lecturehall and the meeting room, characterizing societies up and down the social scale.
We struck up a personal relationship that went far beyond the lecturehall, and is probably not very usual between an undergraduate and a university teacher.
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