Sentence examples for trigger a student from inspiring English sources

Educators won't always know what might trigger a student who is a victim of trauma and can't possibly provide a warning for everything that might be a trigger.

This struggle in Iran is symbolized by one man, whose name you should know: Hashem Aghajari, a former Islamic revolutionary and now a college professor, who was arrested Nov. 6 and sentenced to death by the Iranian hard-liners -- triggering a student uprising -- after giving a speech on the need to rejuvenate Islam with an "Islamic Protestantism".

"Issues with food and binge-eating can be triggered when a student comes to university," she says.

Because CP does not result in automatic failure and, in contrast, can actually trigger assistance for a student, faculty are more willing to express concerns.

Bebbington said Australia's proposal on student loans seemed "unduly harsh" compared with a British measure not to trigger higher interest until a student was in the workforce and had some capacity to repay.

This kind of insensitive rhetoric also implies that mental health issues or traumatic pasts ― those that require a safe space or a trigger warning ― render a student weak.

There was scrutiny of the curriculum: a student wanted trigger warnings on "Antigone".

A less formal discussion between a CI and a student was triggered by a CI who gave the student four articles about how to treat lumbopelvic pain: " she [ her CI ] gave me four articles as an argument and background for treatment she was conducting.

A student pulled the trigger on an AR-15 mounted on a police motorcycle that was on display at Newman Elementary School.

Staircase at the University features an utterly life-affirming melodic line describing a student's suicide triggered by academic pressure.

Whether Ed Miliband sticks with £9,000 or goes for a cut to £6,000 or a switch to a graduate tax it's going to trigger a blizzard of stories about student debt.