A hook
is a provocative question or introductory activity that attracts student interest, focuses thinking, and opens memory banks closely associated with the new topic.
You shouldn't
be provocative for the sake of it, but if you truly have an opposing point of view, it would benefit you to share it.
At the heart of this question
is a provocative idea: Maybe pet owners, and not veterinarians, will drive the next era of pet health care.
Here's a provocative one: an award that calls to the podium the student willing to risk short - term academic achievement for long - term learning.
It became a distraction as the film drew to what should
be a provocative conclusion; one which ultimately feels added for shock more than anything else.
I never meant to
be provocative when wearing over knee boots, so I'm always looking for outfits that are rather cozy and trendy than sexy.
The skillful choice of subject and printing out the finer details produces imagery that can
be provocative with its artistic weight.
The ways in which the picture frame is questioned, expanded or uniquely considered
while being provocative, contemporary and personal are elements of this show concept.
The
essays are provocative, cutting, and filled with interesting nuggets of existential insight into the condition of man and the meaning of faith.
The implication that complexity initially arose by accident may
be provocative within the field of evolutionary biology, the authors said.
Paradise:
Love is a provocative film that does not hold back from showing harsh realities that are as hard to look away from as they are to look at.
The
indie is a provocative, racially charged satire about race relations at a time when we have our first African - American president.
Sometimes in an attempt to
be provocative authors will choose words that are unusual in an attempt to standout.
His body language and the mysterious eye contact he makes with
viewers are provocative, offering his interpretation of sexuality and the fluid nature of identity in contemporary contexts.
Responsible
Science is a provocative examination of the role of educational efforts; research guidelines; and the contributions of individual scientists, mentors, and institutional officials in encouraging responsible research practices.
The questions in this
survey were provocative and a sign of things to come as more academics question the fundamentals of the publishing industry at a time of massive change.
The interplay of sound and visuals from multiple pieces can
be provocative in its own right, but usually it is overwhelming.
Here was a provocative «translation» of new scientific knowledge to update modernist notions of material transparency.
This language is already found in Rule 33, and for that reason, should
not be provocative.
The study's suggestion that high doses of omega - 3 can help improve recovery after a heart attack
is a provocative finding, Kwong said, although the research was not designed to prove that high doses of the supplement could actually lower the risk of death after heart attack.
Chingaderas Sofisticadas — sophisticated f**ker s —
is the provocative title of a group show of artists associated with the culturally rich city of Guadalajara.
«The new Hansen
study is provocative and intriguing but rife with speculation and «what if» scenarios,» he told Climate Central.
It helps that his
work is provocative in all the right ways, drawing on the transgressive chic of his subject matter: London's underground gay nightlife, from the blackout, vinyl - lined sex clubs to rave culture.
«The sales function in BigLaw firms»
is a provocative post by John Grimley that highlights one of the themes in Remaking Law Firms.