From the lecturer
We can sometimes ask a lecturer questions at the end of a lecture. Introduce each question in a polite or tentative way. Examples:
- Could you go over the bit about systems theory again?
- I didn’t quite understand what you said about the hospitality industry.
- I wonder if you could repeat the name of the researchers who reviewed the debate.
- Would you mind giving the source of that quotation again?
From other students
It is a good idea to ask other students after a lecture for information to complete your notes. Examples:
- What did the lecturer say about management information systems?
- Why did he tell that story about the restaurant?
- I didn’t get the bit about the technical infrastructure.
Be polite!
It sometimes sounds impolite to ask people a direct question. We often add a polite introduction. Examples:
- Has food science anything to do with hospitality?
- Do you know if food science has anything to do with hospitality?
- What does ‘normative’ mean?
- Can you remember what ‘normative’ means?
Reporting information to other people
We often have to report research findings to a tutor or other students in a seminar. Make sure you can give:
- Sources – books, articles, writers, publication dates
- Quotes – in the writer’s own words
- Summary findings – in your own words
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