lecturing
n.the job or activity of giving formal talks to students at a college or university. It can also mean talking to someone in a way that makes them feel like a child.
n.the professional activity of delivering formal educational presentations to university students. Often carries a negative connotation when describing a patronising or overly critical style of communication.
“She enjoys lecturing at the local university.”
“After years of research, he transitioned into lecturing to share his findings with the next generation of scientists.”
“While her primary role involves lecturing on medieval history, she also dedicates significant time to archival research and peer-reviewing academic journals.”
Typically used as an uncountable noun to describe the profession or the act of speaking; takes a singular verb.
“Lecturing by an AI rather than by a human is less common, at least at the moment, but it is starting to appear.”
“In my 300-person course with pre-med students, I no longer only teach through lecturing.”