"questions of students" is correct and usable in written English.
For example, one might say: "The teacher answered all the questions of students in the classroom."
His lectures were remarkably well organized and coherent, his clinical demonstrations flawless, his questions of students designed to bring out the best in those he taught, and his knowledge of the relevant literature encyclopedic.
She still asks hard questions of students and deans alike.
Besides this execution time, there was the time spent in meetings for decision-making, the preparation of the project, answering questions of students and correcting all projects.
They also asked the same trivia questions of students who had spent the day boozing, and then compared them to sober students.
Questions of student access to technology (i.e., computers) are larger policy and education funding issues with serious implications for equity among different student populations.
There is no question of students not being believed or supported when they experience difficulties.
Angela Garcia, executive director of the SAT program, said she did not think it was unfair to ask that question of students who had neither the time nor inclination to watch Mike Sorrentino on "Jersey Shore," or Kim Kardashian on "Kourtney & Kim Take New York".
However, the results of Fig. 9 asked the question of students how often they used wikis in their own personal learning, and not required by their study.
The Control Analysis group for each final exam question consisted of students whose homework questions were not topic-matched to the final exam question.
Indeed, a recent study has shown that clinicians tend to ask questions directly of students, whereas non-clinicians are more likely to encourage students to ask questions of each other [ 6].
Thus, the questions asked of students differed depending on their specific interviewers.
