The phrase "about educators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, issues, or information related to educators or the field of education.
Example: "The conference will feature several sessions about educators and their impact on student learning."
Alternatives: "regarding educators" or "concerning educators".
You're not going to hear them complain about educators backing them up.
Often, school district discipline codes say little about educators' authority over student cellphones, home computers and off-campus speech.
Lower-court judges in some districts have sided with schools that have disciplined students for posting threatening videos about educators from their home computers.
"This is mostly about educators getting used to the exams, rather than some sort of intervention having a big impact," he said.
NATIONAL A picture caption on Thursday with an article about educators who regularly solicit feedback from students misspelled the given name of a biomedical engineering professor at Boston University.
An article on Wednesday in The Digital Student, the special Circuits section, about educators who promote the use of computers misstated the ratio of students to computers in public schools.
The system of schools being able to choose from a number of accredited books came about after educators and activists argued that history education should be left up to experts in the field instead of politicians.
About 120 educators named in the report remain on paid leave.
But the problem, the authors write, is "how we think about educator autonomy".
How refreshing and encouraging to read in the newspaper about education and educators without a word mentioned about grades, assessment, test scores or school rankings.
At a recent event, I heard 2009 California Teacher of the Year (and educational rap enthusiast) Alex Kajitani talk about how educators need to feel more comfortable talking about race and other difficult subjects in the classroom.
