The pattern and organization of a lecture can often be determined by the lecture signals that a speaker uses to present the material.

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Lecture signals are verbal and non-verbal cues (such as transitional phrases, pauses, gestures) that speakers use to structure their presentation, highlight important points, and guide listeners through the material, making it easier to determine the pattern and organization of the lecture.

The Pattern and Organization of a Lecture Can Often Be