Sentence examples similar to provoked student from inspiring English sources

Government claims that the March 1960 elections gave Rhee more than 90 percent of the popular vote (55 percent in 1956) provoked student-led demonstrations against election fraud, resulting in heavy casualties and demands for Rhee's resignation.

So I must provoke student participation.

Great history teaching is about provoking student curiosity about the past, and getting them to investigate the evidence to develop explanations of what really happened and why.

At a Wednesday night forum hosted by the Afro-American Christakisenter, Erika Chrisought soughtoto leave the meeting during a discussion of her e-mail, further provoking student anger.

The structural change initiated in 2010 and information on Haidilao's competitor--The Little Sheep Group is also introduced to provoke student discussion and comparison.

Kearney and colleagues have investigated what teacher behaviors may provoke student resistance in college classroom settings (Kearney et al., 1991b).

One hard-line member, Muhammad Muhammadi, accused Mr. Mazroui of being a traitor and of provoking students.

And provoking students to think, really think, is one of the reasons we have universities in the first place.

BCNM core faculty member Eric Paulos led this class, provoking students to interact with their environments in new and thoughtful ways.

And English teaching at its best is provoking students to read, to wonder, and to express themselves in ways that can be shared with others.

With more than 4,000 colleges and universities in the United States, search engines can help narrow the field by provoking students to think about what factors matter to them.