Or stage a debate in which college students pose the topics.
Visitors would be well advised to read the morning papers because Mayor Bloomberg is bound to pose a topic for the table as soon as the ice cream sundaes roll out.
On Quora, users can pose questions within topics or, if the question has already been asked, to search within the site for the answer, assuming someone has provided one.
Should there be genuine concerns that studying such topics may pose more than minimal risk, then an argument could be made for students undergoing a pre-course assessment to exclude vulnerable individuals from enrolling in such courses.
Further, the expanding role of health visitors, along with the need to retain and refresh their knowledge on a wide range of child health care topics, may pose challenges made all the more difficult when new research appears to contradict current practice.
Readers are invited to pose questions on the topic here on the Green blog.
Again, from Scotusblog: In a manner of speaking, these issues pose the question — a topic of energetic debate in current American political and social discourse — of whether corporations are "people".
The idea, the company explains, is to allow creators to interact with fans by asking them questions, encourage discussions on a given topic, or pose challenges.
Indeed, several findings suggest that learners who are not familiar with a particular topic primarily pose basic orienting questions in their attempt to mend declarative knowledge deficits, whereas learners with high prior knowledge probe into causal and instrumental relations more often (e.g., Chin and Osborne 2008; Costa et al. 2000; Scardamalia and Bereiter 1992).
Less experienced nurses tend to seek general knowledge within a topic and pose background questions that can be answered by using textbooks, knowledge from education and training and by asking more experienced colleagues [ 19].
