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admin answered 1 year ago
Advantages:
- It is simple to transmit facts, concepts, and opinions in an undistorted manner.
- The communicator can quickly and effectively contact a huge number of people.
- Making plans is not straightforward in general, and listening to audience preparation is not required.
- The lecture approach is sure to generate excitement about a topical or contemporary issue. A group of knowledgeable individuals might have the chance to learn a lot in a short amount of time.
- The lecture approach is perfectly suitable for a large group if the topic is not debatable or there is no room for compromise.
- It only goes one way. Neither the teacher nor the trainees receive any feedback.
- In the event that the lecture is boring, boredom sets in.
- Due to listeners' often low attention spans, they might not provide their entire focus.
- Low retention rates are seen.
- Most members of the crowd are active listeners.
- There is no way to use questions to verify the facts.
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