(たいめんじゅぎょう)

たいめんじゅぎょう
noun
in-person class; face-to-face instruction
1. in-person class; face-to-face instruction
Classes or lessons conducted with the teacher and students physically present in the same location, as opposed to online or remote learning. Became a frequently used term during and after the COVID-19 pandemic.
来週(らいしゅう)から対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)再開(さいかい)する。
In-person classes resume starting next week.
対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)のほうが集中(しゅうちゅう)しやすい。
It is easier to concentrate in face-to-face classes.
この大学(だいがく)ではオンライン授業(じゅぎょう)対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)()()わせたハイブリッド方式(ほうしき)採用(さいよう)している。
This university uses a hybrid format combining online and in-person classes.

USAGE:
Became an everyday term after 2020 when schools and universities shifted to online learning. Often contrasted with オンライン授業(じゅぎょう) (online classes) or 遠隔授業(えんかくじゅぎょう) (remote classes). Many institutions now use a hybrid approach.

COMMON COLLOCATIONS:

  • 対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)再開(さいかい)する (to resume in-person classes)
  • 対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)(もど)す (to return to in-person classes)
  • 対面授業(たいめんじゅぎょう)とオンライン授業(じゅぎょう) (in-person and online classes)