The phrase "administrator can help" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that an administrator has the ability or capacity to assist someone with a particular issue or task.
Example: "If you encounter any problems with your account, remember that the administrator can help you resolve them."
Alternatives: "the administrator is available to assist" or "the administrator can provide support."
Administrators can help by acknowledging the toll that exposure to trauma can take on even the most experienced professionals; blocking off time for workers to discuss what they have witnessed and how they are coping with it; offering outside supervision; and encouraging workers to take time off at regular intervals.
In addition to increasing access to resources, administrators can help to spread the innovation through and across departments.
University-level administrators can help spread through converting courses to use SCALE-UP or creating university-controlled spaces and allowing others outside of the department to use it.
Teachers, parents and administrators can help expand interest in computer science by making the subject more appealing to a wide range of students, including females.
Teachers, parents and administrators can help expand interest in computer science by making the subject more appealing to a wide range of students.
By promoting teacher tenure, especially for those who are highly qualified and effective, education policymakers and administrators can help stymie the attrition of math and science teachers in secondary public schools and the effect their attrition has on STEM education.
Academic administrators can help to identify and institute campus policies for identifying and tracking postdocs, whatever they may currently be called, and ensuring a certain level of stability in their lives and benefits.
In pursuit of solutions to the problem, The Global Search for Education asked our Top Global Teacher Bloggers this month: What are the top ten ways that administrators can help new teachers avoid burning out?
