[单项选择]It started as a familiar feel-good story: a couple of years ago, an English teacher in Britain used a creative class project to get a group of wayward and uninterested teens excited about reading and writing. But before anyone could cue up Coolio’s "Gangsta’s Paradise" and commission a script for "Dangerous Minds II’, the teacher, Leonora Rustamova, had been fired by the administration of Calder High, in West Yorkshire. It seems that there was a bit of madness to her method. In an attempt to win over her class of boys, notable in school for their bad behavior, she wrote them into a racy fictional story involving sex, drugs, and, perhaps worst of all from the school’s perspective, rampant and unrepentant truancy.
The students reportedly became excited about the project and contributed their own passages to what eventually became a book, "Stop! Don’t Read This. " The trouble for Rustamova, who had taught at the school for eleven years and had been given the nickname Miss Rusty by st
A. the administration thought that she was mad in taming the boys of her class
B. the administration thought that she was radical in her teaching method
C. the class of boys didn’t like her way of teaching and reported her to the administration
D. rustomova motivated her class of boys to do unethical things bad for their growth