The phrase "administrators and educators" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to individuals who hold administrative positions and those involved in teaching or educational roles, often in discussions about education systems or policies.
Example: "The conference will focus on the collaboration between administrators and educators to improve student outcomes."
Alternatives: "school leaders and teachers" or "education officials and instructors".
It's the catch 22 of education: Administrators and educators are dying for tools that empower them and provide insight and visibility into learning patterns and outcomes that can help them improve retention and teach more effectively, but they're not being built (or funded) because of this pre-conceived notion about the arduous and lengthy sales cycles in K-12 education.
It could be the first essential step for nursing administrators and educators, when designing programs for getting research utilization into education and practice.
This is particularly essential for administrators and educators to note when designing strategies to improve the work environment and educational practices.
A: I feel that administrators and educators need to re-instill that the value is in receiving the college education, and not where you receive it from.
He has good relations with some administrators and educators, as caregivers are known; others see him as a troublemaker, giving the kids false hope.
In the study of residents and incident reports, for example, researchers found that hospital administrators and educators had told most of the trainees about the importance of patient safety.
Zimmer, along with Folsom's family, friends, and a who's who of educators, administrators and education wonks, honored Folsom on Friday for his "tireless" and "tenacious" work.
Findings of this study are particularly useful for health care administrators, regulators and educators to develop training resources and competency standards on extended scope practice in rheumatology.
Had Gropius not been equally apt as architect, administrator and educator, there would not have been a Bauhaus — meaning "house of building," a term he derived from the medieval Bauhütten (lodges uniting assorted craftsmen).
December 3, 1795 Kidderminster, England August 27, 1879 Hampstead, England Sir Rowland Hill, (born December 3, 1795, Kidderminster, Worcestershire, England died August 27, 1879, Hampstead, London) British administrator and educator, originator of the penny postage system, principally known for his development of the modern postal service, which was subsequently adopted throughout the world.
This paper focuses on the dynamic interactions of key stakeholders including government, school administrators and teacher educators, and examines the impact of policy change on early childhood education quality and teachers' development in Hong Kong.
