What should I pay attention to during a trial lecture at Open Campus?
During the trial lecture, look beyond whether the topic is simply interesting. Consider the teaching approach, pace, level of difficulty, whether you can follow the explanation, and whether the atmosphere makes it easy for students to ask questions or participate. Also check how the topic relates to your intended field and the actual curriculum, and ask questions when possible.
Key points
- Check the lecture’s content, difficulty, and pace.
- Consider its connection with your interests and intended field.
- Observe how easily students can ask questions and receive responses.
Things to check
- A trial lecture is only one example and may not represent regular classes as a whole. Check the official information for the relevant faculty or department to confirm curriculum and course details.