What is the primary purpose of a seminar?

• To provide one-on-one tutoring

• To conduct a formal lecture

• To facilitate discussion and share knowledge.

• To evaluate student performance

How does a seminar differ from a lecture?

• A seminar is interactive and participatory, whereas a lecture is a one-way presentation.

• A seminar is always held in a large auditorium, while a lecture is in a small classroom.

• A seminar is focused on theoretical concepts, whereas a lecture emphasizes practical applications.

• A seminar requires a formal dress code, while a lecture does not have any dress requirements.

Choose the correct guidelines to make seminar interesting ?

• Non interactive class

• Knowing your audience and having clear objectives

• Teacher center 

• Ending abruptly 

What role does audience participation play in a seminar?

• Audience participation is irrelevant to the success of a seminar.

• Audience participation is primarily for entertainment purposes.

• Audience participation plays a crucial role in interaction during a seminar.

• It only serves to distract the speaker from their presentation.

How can one effectively prepare for a seminar presentation?

• Understand your audience , develop visuals.

• Focus solely on memorizing the script

• Read a book on a different topic

• Ignore the audience's needs

What are some key benefits of attending seminars?

• Limited access to resources

• No opportunities for collaboration

• Enables the student to develop teaching skill

• Increased workload and stress

What types of topics are typically covered in academic seminars?

• Historical events

• Theoretical discussions.

• Personal anecdotes

• Fictional narratives

How can feedback be effectively gathered during a seminar?

• Ignore participant feedback altogether

• Conduct a formal interview with each participant

• open discussions.

• Only rely on the speaker's observations

Limitations of seminar are tick which ever is applicable

• If subject is poor unnecessary discussion arise

• It improves leadership

• Cannot apply to new students

• Helps stimulate thinking process