Copyright note: this figure originally appeared in a blog post by the first and third authors (http://www.learningscientists.org/blog/2016/4/1-1) Fig. 4 Illustration of "how" and "why" questions (i.e., elaborative interrogation questions) students might ask while studying the physics of flight.
In this way the Diagram of the Integrated Health Professional becomes a tool for emerging professionalism, a point of reference for interrogation of student professional development as well as an organising framework for inculcating professionalism.
This technique is called elaborative interrogation, and involves students questioning the materials that they are studying (Pressley, McDaniel, Turnure, Wood, & Ahmad, 1987).
The interrogations ended once enough students knew what to expect when they saw Isaac coming for them.
Messner revels in indignation, "the most beautiful word in the English language" - over the indignity of having to eviscerate chickens, over a father who does not trust him to do the right thing, over roommates who are either intrusive or aloof, over the officious Caudwell who subjects him, an exemplary student, to humiliating interrogation.
There were three basic courses, each with 10 to 20 students, according to the interrogation notes.
Things get especially complicated when interrogations take place in school, where students have fewer legal rights than in a police station.
Also, "reports of interrogations and torture of professors and students in detention are becoming commonplace".
Dozens of Syrian academics have been kidnapped for ransom or assassinated during Syria's civil war, and reports of interrogations and torture of professors and students in detention are becoming commonplace.
If any of the college students are upset by this interrogation, Sanders doesn't seem to notice or care.
