You can find this quote on maxopus.com, part of four essay-long answers to questions he distilled, he says, from scores of student enquiries about his music.
In this way, teachers can have immediate understanding on how students grasp the knowledge by observing their facial cues, and further elaborate the difficult parts according to students' enquiries.
In this remit he has oversight of the relationship with students from first enquiry to the university through the whole student lifecycle to completion of the DLHE and handover to the alumni office.
Nevertheless, and encouragingly so, most dentists and dental students believed that enquiry about the dietary history of their patients helped in the diagnosis of dental erosion.
For DTPs 7 ('Enquiry responsive to elicited information') and 12 ('Routine enquiry') students were seemingly (although not statistically significantly) more prone to use these diagnostic strategies later in the visit, compared with dentists.
He instituted an immediate enquiry into student funding, including fees, looking at Scottish developments and was considering giving further education students parity with higher education.
Making enquiries around student bars and "bike-messenger hangouts" in Portland, Oregon, they discovered that the people who had started drinking PBR - who had "embraced the brand" - were also the kind of people who detest marketing.
As well as students, there were enquiries from retired people and out-of-work professionals such as lawyers, pharmacists and teachers.
Measurements of height and weight were made and students responded to enquiries regarding smoking habits (never, past or current) [ 10, 12].
Little did the PhD student know that following her enquiry, senior members of BCG's resource group for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) employees would promptly invite her to dinner and woo her into joining the firm.
She is committed to ensuring a high-quality, joined-up student experience from first point of enquiry to graduation.
