Mr. Maraniss also describes the event as a turning point, with previously neutral students now radicalized in their antiwar, anti-authority positions.
This exchange program is tuition-neutral (students pay regular tuition to the ILR School).
Compared with students in the neutral conditions, students instructed to describe an emotional topic reported greater negative affect following the writing task and produced essays that contained significantly more personal and psychological content.
However, while students who used the Colorful Design invested more mental effort compared to students who used the Neutral Design, students who used the Anthropomorphic Design and Sound Effects (ADSE) invested less mental effort compared to students who used the Colorful Design.
Student religiosity was close to neutral with students scoring an average of 2.43 on a 1 4 scale.
Remain neutral with students.
In this study, open-mindedness is perceived as teachers' not judging students' answers based on a standard of "correct or incorrect," but in a neutral way, accepting students' initiatives and metaphors, allowing students' responses to determine the direction of lessons and a shift in instructional strategies, and encouraging students to ask questions (Brooks and Brooks 1993; Watson 2001).
Riley: In providing a confidential and neutral space for students, postdocs and staff/faculty (dealing with difficult student situations), my main goal is to make visitors — people seeking help — feel safe, heard and respected while offering greater perspective and options for resolving their issues.
The appeals court said the Virginia law differed from an Alabama law that the Supreme Court declared unconstitutional in 1985; while the Alabama law had solely a religious purpose, the Fourth Circuit said, the Virginia law had the additional secular purpose of providing a "neutral" moment that students could use, without coercion, in any quiet way.
The emotional expressions of people in the pictures were neutral (28 university students were asked to evaluate the expression of the facial pictures (positive, negative, and neutral).
Relative to the neutral ad, more students reported that the phrase 'LIGHT IT UP' was smoking-related (37.6% vs. 0.5%) and that other parts of the ad resembled smoking-related products (50.7% vs. 10.4%).
