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Lecture Demonstration

Definition: A "lecture demonstration" is a type of presentation where a teacher or lecturer shows an example of what they are talking about. It combines speaking (the lecture) with showing (the demonstration) to help people understand better.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "lecture demonstration" in academic settings, like schools or universities.
• It’s often used in science classes, art classes, or any subject where showing something in action helps explain the topic.

Example:

• "In the biology class, the teacher gave a lecture demonstration on how plants grow by showing us different types of seeds and their germination process."

Advanced Usage:

• In higher education or professional training, a lecture demonstration can also include hands-on activities where students participate in the demonstration.

Word Variants:

• Lecture: A formal talk on a particular subject.
• Demonstration: The act of showing how something works or is done.

Different Meaning:

• "Lecture" can also mean a reprimand or scolding, for example, "The teacher gave the student a lecture about not doing their homework."
• "Demonstration" can refer to a public display of opinion, such as a protest.

Synonyms:

• Demonstration lecture
• Teaching presentation
• Educational demonstration

Idioms:

• There aren’t specific idioms that directly use "lecture demonstration," but you might hear:
  • "Show and tell" - This is similar to a lecture demonstration where someone shows something and explains it.

Phrasal Verbs:

• While there are no specific phrasal verbs for "lecture demonstration," you may encounter:
  • "Go over" - To review or explain something in detail.

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Noun

1. presentation of an example of what the lecturer is discoursing about