This lecture explores strategies and best practices for effective teaching in both large and small group settings. The session emphasizes the importance of adapting teaching methods, communication styles, and learning activities to suit group size, subject matter, and learner needs.

Students will examine techniques to engage learners, maintain attention, and encourage participation in large lectures, including the use of multimedia, interactive questioning, and structured activities. For small group teaching, the lecture will cover approaches that promote discussion, collaboration, problem-solving, and personalized feedback.

By the end of this lecture, students will be able to:

• Identify the challenges and opportunities of teaching in large versus small groups.

• Apply strategies to maximize learner engagement and interaction in different group settings.

• Utilize technological and pedagogical tools to support both large-scale and intimate learning environments.

• Reflect on their own practice to enhance teaching effectiveness across group sizes.

The lecture includes demonstrations, case studies, and practical exercises to help participants design and deliver teaching sessions that are engaging, inclusive, and pedagogically sound, regardless of class size.