Sentence examples for a shortage of educators from inspiring English sources

Recent research has confirmed that, at each stage of a student's education, teachers can shape the trajectory of his or her life; yet our country's education system is receiving failing marks and facing a shortage of educators.

Everyday obstacles to the development of working practices, such as a shortage of educators or the problem of educator turnover — are also addressed.

Despite international agreement that critical care ultrasound (CCUS) is an essential skill for intensive care providers, CCUS training and dissemination is complicated by a shortage of educators.

A shortage of nurse educators generates a systemic problem in nursing education.

A shortage of machines and educators are the main barriers to more widespread use.

There is a shortage of high-quality educators in the USA, and an effort to understand the effects on teacher recruitment and retention is currently underway at federal and state levels of governance (e.g., H.R. 1161, 2009).

In settings where adolescent school health promotion is constrained by a shortage of teachers, health educators and qualified counsellors to deliver programmes, a lay school health counsellor could provide a scalable option for implementing health promotion in schools.

Across Mumbai, there is a shortage of both public school spaces and qualified educators.

However, studies tracking educator supply and demand report a shortage of ECSE teachers (Center to Inform Personnel Preparation Policy and Practice in Early Intervention and Early Childhood Special Education, 2005; McMaken, 2003).

A shortage of service leaders also appears to create additional pressure; with educators sometimes promoted beyond their skills, experience and knowledge (Bretherton 2010).

But in most cases, educators blame the lack of use on inadequate training, tradition-bound teachers, a shortage of computers and inflated expectations.