Sentence examples for threatened students from inspiring English sources

Both University and Ann Arbor police threatened students with arrest if they did not leave the building at 2 a.m. closing time since they would be considered trespassing after hours.

Students in the Faculty of Education also reported that teachers gave assignments as a means of punishment, that they threatened students, and that they were lacking in punctuality and were in the habit of cancelling their lectures at the last moment.

There was a significant difference, F 3, 470) = 110.21, p < .001), for how threatened students felt about seeking help in three different learning environments: face-to-face classes, a distributed class which had face-to-face and a web component, and asynchronous distance education (Kitsantas & Chow, 2007).

Recognizing the looming threat, the Institute of International Education has led several commitments through the Clinton Global Initiative to mobilize emergency assistance to threatened students and scholars.

The statement notes that the activities of the three eighth graders "posed a 'true threat' and two of the threatened students were so fearful of the threats that they missed classes and school".

"There were problems with him last year threatening students, and I guess he was asked to leave campus," Jim Gard, a math teacher at Stoneman Douglas, said to the Miami Herald.

It also threatens students' confidence that the thousands of pounds they pay in fees will secure them a top-quality education, at an institution that will not go bust.

"Both of them were controlling, possessive, and had no problems threatening students to get what they wanted," Barbara says.

Entering university causes major changes in individuals' life, and is an important period that naturally contains many stresses which can threaten students' mental health.

Apparently the response from management has been to "patronise" and "threaten" students.

"There were problems with him last year threatening students, and I guess he was asked to leave campus," Gard added.