Over the course of an entire year, they captured the shape and feeling tone of the classroom, the confrontations, the seething power struggles, and the unsatisfactory resolutions.
The 51 pages of campus police reports, obtained under an open records request, described a series of classroom outbursts and confrontations that prompted worried instructors to summon campus officers.
I ran into Lisa a few months after the big confrontation, in the classroom.
Become more tolerant of "conflict," "inconsistency" or "confrontation", in the classroom.
In earlier books, which reflected the simpler but equally vicious climate of face-to-face confrontations in the classroom, Judy Blume explored these issues in titles such as Blubber.
"Rather, it is a means of providing them with effective strategies to engage with potential conflicts and confrontations in the classroom, whether they are between students or in response to the material itself.
Bathed in dusty sunlight filtering through the classroom's windows, their performance is part-courtship, part-confrontation: a flurry of twirling bodies, stamping heels, clapping hands and jangling strings.
Sneaking smartphones into a high school classroom often results in phone confiscation, and sometimes can lead to dangerous confrontations between students and school police officers like the one in late 2015 at Spring Valley High School in South Carolina.
Another confrontation in the '50s and '60s pitted Black Zax against White Zax in classrooms, lunch counters, public transportation, and public bathrooms (to mention only a few).
THE first recorded social science tests of witnesses' memories took place in a Berlin classroom at the dawn of the 20th century, when a professor staged a noisy and violent confrontation before a classroom of college students.
