The phrase "a community of educators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a group of individuals who are involved in education, whether as teachers, administrators, or other educational professionals.
Example: "The conference brought together a community of educators dedicated to improving teaching practices and student outcomes."
Alternatives: "a network of teachers" or "an assembly of educators."
Immediately following my presentation on the mathematical models for eliminating hantavirus--a pathogen that can cause hantavirus pulmonary syndrome--I was offered an opportunity to participate in BioQuest, a community of educators addressing undergraduate biology education.
Taken together these papers suggest that as a community of educators in Higher Education the evolution of digital communication in education has brought us to a place where if we are to fully capitalise on the opportunities available to us, we need to reflect upon the support provided to those scientists who have a teaching/engagement focus at all career stages.
Microsoft, which bought the game's developer Mojang for $2.5bn in 2014, has launched a new site aimed at teachers, aiming to foster a community of educators swapping lesson plans and other tips based on Minecraft.
Rather, says Roozeboom, they want to provide a starting point and then hand that over to a community of educators to plug its capabilities into curriculum requirements.
"Quick Key is really all about a community of educators working together to make their lives and their students' lives better," said Duncan.
Imagine a community of educators, scientists, and artists all working together to make this dream a reality... Now, imagine no more... it's Story Time from Space!
The tome has become an important source book for policymakers who set the nation's scientific priorities and for a community of researchers, educators, lobbyists, journalists, and others who use the data.
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Therefore, the critical next step is to work with a community of biochemistry educators to produce instructional and assessment materials related to these concepts.
To address these issues, we undertook an initiative, supported by the National Science Foundation and sponsored by the Reinvention Center, to build a community of WTL/STEM educators who would undertake a heuristic review of the literature and formulate a conceptual framework.
A quick examination of the site reveals a vibrant community of educators and learners.
