Sentence examples for student talking from inspiring English sources

By the end of this academic year, Section X had become an adjective on campus for anything exclusive and moneyed, with one student talking about a "mini Section X dynamic" within her real section.

You got a mouse in your pocket?" Curt Johnson, publisher of the Chicago literary magazine December, remarked in a 1966 article that he heard the line from a student talking back to a college instructor.

She called it her "homework," and James McGregor, then a Wall Street Journal reporter in Beijing, began noticing Hu "working all these people, pumping them for information like a graduate student talking to esteemed professors".

"I was in a university writers' program where I was the only African-American student, talking about the idea of being in Jamaica," he recalled, "and clearly the phrases I was using were clearly the language of Jamaica, and students were asking 'Why is that a poem?' " The program lasts one week a summer for three summers within a five-year period.

"Saddam Hussein is evil," he said, with the air of a student talking out of turn.

Further studies by many research groups have examined how tutor questioning, probing, and scaffolding can drive student talking and, in turn, produce similar outcomes (e.g., Graesser et al., 1995; Chi, 1996).

In one testimonial, the law student talks about his participation in a Swedish folk trio; another student talks about her college thesis, on horror films.

One student talked about "jumping a Polack, then we realized it was the wrong guy and walked away".

Jonathan, a fellow key stage 4 student, talked about how much he appreciates getting detailed feedback from his teachers.

One student talked about backpacking in India.

During that visit, Tevin and Chavis, who is a business student, talked about Chavis' plans.