Rather, the challenges enthrall such students, who often equate "difficult" with "fun," and feel a great sense of accomplishment when they can solve an especially complex math problem.
Regarding our educational mission, to us the message is clear: We should be cognizant not only of what we teach, but how we teach (e.g., O'Brien et al. 2009) to best educate and enthrall our students about the scientific enterprise, to illuminate evolutionary theory and its fascinating application to human affairs, and to arm them against fallacious, pseudo-scientific messages.
But Disneyland continues to enthrall the very young.
The show will undoubtedly enthrall the general public, as it should.
Still, not everyone is convinced that the case will enthrall the entire public.
Even starving-artist neighborhoods like Bushwick in Brooklyn have restaurants that serve carpaccio with caviar and enthrall the critics.
In the modern age, barely-there apparel has continued to appall the fuddy-duddies and enthrall the fashion-forward.
Through June 25 Mark Grotjahn's new paintings are harsh, elegant things that enthrall the eye and splinter the mind.
When he came out for the encore alone and played "The Trapeze Swinger," he needed nothing more than his guitar to enthrall the audience.
Such schemes enthrall the likes of Motorola, Microsoft and now Boeing, which announced on April 29th that it was putting up to $100m into Teledesic, one of these projects.
But the idea of America, from the very start, was supposed to be contagious enough to sweep up and enthrall the world.
