Sentence examples for a generation of educators from inspiring English sources
Maxine Greene, a philosopher of education who draws on multiple philosophic traditions, has inspired a generation of educators and philosophers to think of education in terms of a practice of freedom, to provide "an opening of spaces" for new ways of thinking and being.
If the importance of complexity studies has been previously neglected, how do we educate a generation of educators to properly introduce complexity into a complex system of pedagogy?
Responding to the needs of these future retirees, a generation of financial educators has sprung up to offer money counseling for the days ahead.
Ms. Gubing's success in Smithtown has spawned a new generation of educators who work at bridging the traditional gap between private enterprise and public education.
But the hard reality is that, as a whole, our generation of educators has been used.
"We must train a generation of religious leaders and educators who embrace the world of diversity, and sacred texts in their maximal generosity.
Over the years, I have increasingly leaned in toward my children, and in so doing, I hope, instilled in a generation of rabbis, cantors and educators realistic expectations about their own futures as professionals and family members.
Huge amounts of resources are being spent in time and energy to develop ways of promoting interest in sciences among students and train the next generation of educators," explains James Gentile, President of Research Corporation.
Each generation of educators and students (and doctors, financiers, and athletes) should build on this tradition of debate.
As children across the country are returning to their classrooms, Janol Vinson is part of the next generation of educators and administrators who will be shaping our children's future.
An esteemed educator, Wheeler influenced a generation of younger instrumentalists, a number of whom will make up a large tribute ensemble, featuring the trumpeter Tim Hagans as a guest soloist.
