The phrase "and continue to educate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing ongoing efforts to provide education or training in a particular context.
Example: "Our mission is to empower our community and continue to educate them about sustainable practices."
Alternatives: "and keep educating" or "and persist in educating".
"We hurt, but we have to move on and continue to educate kids".
Dear David, Thank you for this article, and I am pleased to know you are well and continue to educate the public on various issues, like beer drinking.
As such, CashStar plans to use its newest round of funding to strengthen its brand network and continue to educate retailers and brands on the possibilities inherent to digital gifting — a rapidly growing segment of the $90 billion plus gift card market.
We have to keep the district solvent and continue to educate our students.
"To improve LGBTQ representation, magazines can ensure that they're hiring a diverse staff, commit to raising the profile of important issues and notable LGBTQ people, and continue to educate themselves on how to report on LGBTQ issues," Ellis said.
One of the most important pieces of advice I can give to someone who is looking to get involved in politics and social activism is to stay educated and continue to educate the people around you.
While tennis instigated the Tennis Integrity Unit in 2008 and continues to educate players and officials about the dangers and penalties of breaching the rules, Eaton believes it is going about it the wrong way.
"We foresee this event as the beginning of something very big; a series we hope lives on and continues to educate the market on the ever-developing digital opportunity as it relates to mobile media and advertising.
The beauty is it's not just about memorabilia; it will allow us to explore how he combined action with his philosophy and hopefully continue to educate and inspire visitors". Bruce Lee was a seductive, articulate speaker and there is footage in I Am Bruce Lee where he speaks of his lifelong journey of self-discovery.
The faculty, wittingly and unwittingly, defends agrotoxic agriculture, and they continue to educate professionals who follow that line.
Barrie knows that, so long as these billions of people continue to get online (numbers have tripled in the past decade), small businesses and entrepreneurs become more confident at outsourcing to emerging economies, and workers continue to educate themselves online, his business model can only grow.
