Class, lesson or lecture?
What is the difference between "class," "lesson," and "lecture" ? When do we use these words?
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In a lecture, only the lecturer speaks in principle, who gives more or less a lecture. Of course, it can happen that questions are asked, but there is hardly any discussion. Most of the speaking time belongs to the lecturer.
Teaching and lesson are more or less synonymous. Although teaching is also combined for several different classes. Teaching is related to school (primary school, real school, etc.). A lecture is teaching for the university