The phrase "and educator of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing someone's role or profession, particularly in contexts where you are listing multiple roles or titles.
Example: "She is a renowned author and educator of creative writing."
Alternatives: "and teacher of" or "and instructor of".
Naturalist and educator of children.
Revered innovator, performer, clinician and educator of Fingerstyle Jazz Guitar.
Mr. Maharaj is also an entertainer and educator of great charm.
Eva Franch i Gilabert is a New York-based architect, curator, and educator of experimental forms of art and architectural practice.
A true woman of valor and grace, respected mentor and educator of thousands of Jewish children as Executive Director for 35 years at the Yeshivah of Crown Heights, left us on May 21st.
Itō Jinsai, (born Aug. 30, 1627, Kyōto, Japan died April 4, 1705, Kyōto), Japanese sinologist, philosopher, and educator of the Edo (Tokugawa) period (1603 1867), who founded the Kogigaku ("Study of Ancient Meaning") school of thought, which subsequently became part of the larger Kogaku ("Ancient Learning") school.
For early childhood education policy makers, centre directors and educators of infant- toddlers in LDC settings, these views form important findings for future consideration.
Practicing within the Halstedian model of surgical education, academic surgeons serve dual roles as physicians to their patients and educators of their trainees.
Both managers and educators of engineers and marketers need to understand how the differences in education and training influence the relationship, and to develop courses, which will help the two functions to become more sensitive to each other's needs.
Parents and educators of the youngest schoolchildren agree that New Jersey is nowhere near Manhattan when it comes to the rigors of "getting in".
Here he is, one of the greatest minds and educators of this day, giving us the tools we need to become strong individuals.
