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Are you sure you want to remove Twenty terrible reasons for lecturing from your list? . Graham Gibbs demolishes the case for Universities' dependence on the lecture as a mainstay of instruction.

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As the rather exasperated title of Graham Gibbs’ essay, ‘Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing,’ makes plain, the arguments often put in its defence are rarely edifying, let alone erudite

As the rather exasperated title of Graham Gibbs’ essay, ‘Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing,’ makes plain, the arguments often put in its defence are rarely edifying, let alone erudite. In his conclusions he says ‘I do believe there is far more lecturing going on than can reasonably be justified’ (Gibbs, 1981, p. 12). In this paper we argue that deposing lecturing as the mainstay of teaching and learning in Higher Education is now more imperative than ever.

3 Graham Gibbs (1981) ‘Twenty terrible reasons for lecturing’ Worse today: lecturer no longer seen as the font of all knowledge

3 Graham Gibbs (1981) ‘Twenty terrible reasons for lecturing’ Worse today: lecturer no longer seen as the font of all knowledge. 4 Avoidable faults Cramming everything in Giving the buggers the lecture whether they like it or not 2-hour lectures (surface learning) (Ramsden and Entwistle, 1981!) 5 Solutions Resist temptation to cover everything Strip out some of the detail from lectures Do a regular cull of lecture slides. 7 A traditional view.

Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing by Graham Gibbs. 53 Interesting Ways of helping your Students to Study by Trevor Habeshaw, Graham Gibbs, Sue Habeshaw. What we Know about Student Learning by Chris Rust. Developing writing series.

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1 SLIDE 2 Figure 1. Level of performance during a lecture (from ‘Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing’ by Graham Gibbs) The figure is from that fine publication ‘Twenty Terrible Reasons for Lecturing’ by Graham Gibbs. Incidentally that’s quite a venerable publication now as it was written in the early 1980s. It’s a good summary of current knowledge in this area.

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