What really bothers students at Gregorio Luperon High School on West 181st Street are the double-duty classrooms.
"Good teaching often bothers students," Buchanan said.
The consequences of this could be very bothering: students would be deprived of education, patients wouldn't get the care they needed, deadlines would not be met, and productivity would drop.
This is because students were more engaged on learning activities on the school bus and had less time to play pranks or bother other students.
One professor says that, in his opinion, Yale Law shouldn't bother accepting students from non-Ivy League schools, since it's not in the business of "remedial education".
In his own doctoral training at the University of Rochester just after the second world war, when the faculty was too busy with war-related work to bother about students, Dr Zaffaroni learned the value of independence.
But that did not seem to bother the students, even when they were asked to wave little American flags to greet the United States ambassador to Egypt, Margaret Scobey, who stopped by to visit.
You are free to leave at any time, as long as you don't bother any students.
If there is something important going on in class, try not to be disruptive and bother other students.
Arne is bothered that students with very low IQs, students with low function, students who have processing problems, students who have any number of impairments -- these students are performing below grade level.
