The phrase "a handful of educators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a small number of educators, often implying that they are a select group or that their opinions or actions are noteworthy.
Example: "A handful of educators gathered to discuss innovative teaching methods that could enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "a small group of educators" or "a few educators".
We invited a group of educators — some current school district employees, some folks affiliated with other education nonprofits and a handful of educational consultants — to help us dig deeper into what we've been learning over the last year.
Steve is the author of an additional new book, released last year, "Fighting Powerful Interests: Educators Challenge Tax-sheltered Annuities and WIN!" A story of how a handful of LAUSD educators struggled for years to improve the 403(b) to no avail.
A handful of scholars, educators, and reformers have, in fact, made compelling cases that the most publicized athletes in the high profile sports of football and men's basketball--athletes who are disproportionately Black--are being denied their fair market value.
If education moves to a teaching model in which students learn through online tutorials, exercises and evaluations created by a handful of the best educators in the world, then how many teachers will we need preparing lesson plans and delivering lectures and grading quizzes and tests?
During this Spring and Summer, I am spotlighting a handful of remarkable women educators in college theatre in my blog series entitled, Women In The Performing Arts.
The common approach involves a small group of educators visiting a handful of classrooms during a certain content block or hour.
Except for a handful of Ravitch's good guys, educators believed it was impossible to take in new students in such numbers and variety without diluting standards.
Even a handful of poorly designed programs, Caruso notes, could cause educators who are just warming up to the idea of a social-emotional curriculum to dismiss the entire field.
Despite all the technology gains made by students, educators have received just a handful of useful tools to help with better management of their classrooms and the learning process.
Mr. Levy did not deride his predecessors, but said that, as career educators, most were focused on a handful of initiatives directly related to classroom instruction.
