Sentence examples for question at school from inspiring English sources

So I'm going to put my scientist hat on, button up my Jesus cardigan, and treat it as I would have treated any evidence based question at school – distractedly and with a faint smell of eggs in the room.

One question; "At school (in class), do you find the necessary peace to work well?" with five response options recoded 5 to 1 to express increasing degree of disturbance; no, never (5), seldom, sometimes, usually, and yes, always (1).

One question; "At school (in class), do you feel that you get all the help that you need?" with five response options; no, never (1), seldom, sometimes, usually, and yes, always (5).

One question; "At school (in class), how pleased are you with your own work?" with five response options; not at all (1), not much, so-so, fine, and very much (5).

I've had some great questions at school visits.

("What color is the elephant, Billy Consequentlytly, as Nisbett observes, the children are nonplussed by such questions at school.

Then she would pour peroxide into the wounds and rub them with salve so that I could sit normally and not raise too many questions at school.

Preoccupied with death, Sally started asking questions at school about slain civil rights activist Medgar Evers and became convinced that baby Gene was her grandfather's ghost -- he even slept in the same room.

Paul Holland, professor at Seattle University School of Law, wrote that "the assumptions Justice Kennedy made in Alvarado are inapplicable to the schoolhouse context ... considering the age of a student-suspect questioned at school, would not present a significant risk of compromising the clarity the Court has sought to provide law enforcement.

A good way to do this is through social networking sites, since asking these random questions at school so suddenly would be a little weird.

Students were posing similarly penetrating questions at schools from Queens to California, and, for the most part, teachers appeared to be on their own to improvise responses.