One hard-line member, Muhammad Muhammadi, accused Mr. Mazroui of being a traitor and of provoking students.
There is more and more interest in teaching great books that provoke students to think about justice and responsibility and how to live a meaningful life.
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.
Celeste Thompson, one of the teachers, is well on her way, provoking students with tapes by John Coltrane and Miles Davis, movies like "Cabin in the Sky" and songs like "Strange Fruit," as sung by Billie Holiday.
With its focus on craft, the traditional writing workshop largely limits the instruction of writing to aesthetics—and so mostly precludes broader conversations that might provoke students to consider content as well as form.
By hacking a pedagogically engineered half-baked game in order to improve or change it, children are expected to challenge the values, the mechanics and the rules of a fully functioning, but faulty, or inappropriate game originally designed to provoke students to modify it.
What if, instead of transferring content from teacher to student, the role of the teacher was to provoke students with questions and to encourage but not directly instruct?
So I must provoke student participation.
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.
Kearney and colleagues have investigated what teacher behaviors may provoke student resistance in college classroom settings (Kearney et al., 1991b).
