BCNM core faculty member Eric Paulos led this class, provoking students to interact with their environments in new and thoughtful ways.
The autumn 2006 debut of Mr. Harrison's creation science class provoked complaints from some Northport residents; his autumn 2007 return just may provoke litigation.
The recruitment of this new military class provoked resentment among the Baghdadis, who felt that they were being excluded from power.
In a teacher training college in remote Syktyvkar, the unannounced arrival of a British journalist in an English class provokes a lively and well-informed discussion of Rudyard Kipling's novels.
They evaluated that process morally: a violent deluge had inundated and wiped out a corrupt and effete system, whose royal and noble leaders had, as a class, provoked a historical retribution not unlike that which swept Noah's fellow men from the face of the earth.
The taunting was mostly verbal (such as when Adam announced to a table of peers in our Earth Science class, provoked by nothing other than my existence in the seat next to him, that I was One. Ugly. Girl)., but sometimes it became physical, as when Joe grabbed my books from my hands and threw them into a muddy puddle while we waited outside of school for the bus to arrive.
The widowed Margery runs a Bible-promoting class while provoking something more than missionary zeal in the teenage Tim and the lonely hands-on pastor.
Bilingual classes also provoke different reactions from different groups, with Spanish-speaking parents generally more receptive to having their children in such classes, and Chinese and Russian parents more resistant.
But in the Bronx courthouse, his reputation as a world-class delayer provoked no particular outrage.
His mission, he says, is to instill "empathy" in his students, to encourage them to see the human side of the challenges posed in class, and to provoke them to be creative.
