Form of teaching
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Format and form of teaching
Describe briefly how the teaching is structured and the main forms of instruction. Examples of forms of instruction include lectures, seminars, workshops, case studies, simulations, project and problem-based teaching, individual supervision, group supervision, master classes, role-play, fieldwork, laboratory work, maths jams and project-oriented teaching, case methods, group work, placements and fieldwork, work experience, excursions, project-based and teaching based within research environments, clinical skills training and, auscultations.
Teaching may also mean that students are given practical assignments such as writing reports, papers, essays, keeping logbooks, process or project journals and holding public presentations, exhibitions, or performances. Please note that if a form of teaching includes an examined component, this must also be stated under “Examination formats”. For example, this applies to courses where there is a requirement for compulsory attendance during the teaching component as this consequently forms part of the examination for the course. If the wording 'compulsory attendance' is used, the student must be informed of what is being examined.
State the language in which the course is taught.