English example sentences with "educators"

The data collected in Tyrel's research is of great value both to administrators and to educators.
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Women are directly adapted to act as the nurses and educators of our early childhood, for the simple reason that they themselves are childish, foolish, and short-sighted.
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We need great educators to teach our children the math and science skills that will enable them to compete for jobs in the future.
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Educators should respect learners' mother tongue.
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Educators say lessons with stories involving animals appeal to students.
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U.S. News & World Report published its first “America’s Best Colleges” report in 1983, and many schools use those rankings to promote themselves. However, some educators have questioned the published rankings and how useful they are.
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Many educators and admissions officers are questioning whether legacy admissions should be abandoned. Others say the practice helps raise funds that can be used for students who need financial aid.
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Many educators and admissions officers are questioning whether legacy admissions should be abandoned.
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Colleges and universities worldwide continue to close or move lessons online to restrict students and educators from assembling in large numbers and crowded spaces where viral COVID-19 contamination could occur.
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Pathological demand avoidance is not an official diagnosis, but a profile used by educators to describe those whose main characteristic is to avoid everyday demands and expectations to an extreme extent.
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A motley crew of educators and students gathered at the seminar.
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Educators used to say that too much screen time melts kids' brains, but suddenly and mysteriously the science changed when they didn't want to teach in the classroom.
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Low-cost community schools attempt to fill the gap, but most of these educators are inadequately trained—so one organization is now teaching the teachers.
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From biology to ecology to medicine, the biosciences are recognized globally as dynamic drivers of modern economic progress. For young college graduates, majoring in one of the biosciences can open a whole host of career possibilities. But a new study finds that many schools across the United States are not doing enough to motivate or prepare students to pursue bioscience studies in college. The study's authors suggest some ways that American educators can turn things around.
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When science is boring or hard to learn, people shy away from it. That's why many U.S. universities sponsor road shows staffed with educators who try to make science fun. One of the largest and best-known outreach programs is The Little Shop of Physics at Colorado State University. Founded by CSU Physics professor Brian Jones in 1991, this toyshop for scientists produces gadgets and gizmos that turn concepts like magnetism and osmosis into something kids can actually get their hands on.

The changes have been praised by educators and psychologists — although the praise has been given cautiously. Jean Kilbourne is a documentary film-maker whose series, Killing Us Softly, is a critique of the images of women in western advertising. Ms. Kilbourne says the "real girls" that can now be found in teen magazines are a step in the right direction, but she is still highly critical of the industry's practice of retouching photographs, whether those pictures are of "real girls" or professional models.