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"It was difficult for students to relate emotionally to this place," Mr. Sikkema said.

Nkaissery also said that because the busy university hostels were "congested" and had grilles on the windows it was difficult for students to escape and for soldiers and a specially trained police unit to get inside the buildings, meaning more lives were lost.

"I've done this class before in a theater and a lecture hall, but it doesn't work as well," Ms. Rowe said, explaining that it was difficult for students to imagine what it would be like to put on a production in the 16th-century Globe, a circular open-air theater without electric lights, microphones and a curtain.

Consequently, it was difficult for students to decide on the most appropriate research methods to use for their research.

Because students recorded the data themselves, it was difficult for students to time the procedure, to count the number of sticks they had done.

Particularly in hospital settings, it was difficult for students to find a computer to complete the assessment immediately, requiring them to send an electronic ticket to the assessor to be completed later.

It is difficult for students to concentrate if a room's temperature is too warm or chilly or if they have pieces of the ceiling falling on them.

But Kaitlyn Beachner, president of the SUNY Student Assembly, said the unpredictable tuition increases in past years had also been difficult for students.

"This problem is difficult even for adults good at math, so it will be difficult for students in grades 3, and even more challenging for students in the highlands," teacher Tran Phuong told VN Express.

Her class is so popular that it's difficult for students to get in, though she holds court at the campus's largest lecture hall, with room for 736.

While Bloomberg has defended his record, pointing out that New York city has 22 of the state's best 25 public schools, others have said those schools are predominantly in wealthy neighbourhoods or are difficult for students to get into.