Sentence examples for and educators such as from inspiring English sources

For this reason, the use of Bayesian methods, a subject that has hardly received attention in educational research, is recommended by eminent psychologists and educators such as Edwards, Lindman, and Savage (1963), Rozeboom, Morrison, and Henkel (1970), Pruzek (1997), Rindskopf (1997) and Lecoutre (1996).

Anti-violence intervention and prevention programs aimed at teens (and educators), such as Between Friends' REACH program, are integral and should be built into the curriculum at every school.

Jodi DiPiazza is a lucky girl indeed -- her parents and educators, such as Bridget Taylor, have provided many intensive learning experiences to help shape her remarkable progress over the course of her young life.

Even worse, as in my state of California, many states aren't allowed, or don't use the word "dyslexia," and many parents have heard statements from teachers and educators such as, "Dyslexia is an outdated term" and "Dyslexia is not recognized anymore".

Many brave and vocal educators, such as Carolyn Foote, have held NBC News' feet to the fire and demanded to know why teacher voices were not being adequately represented in the Education Nation programming.

Furthermore, the need for interdisciplinary interventions should be kept in mind, as the collective expertise of psychiatrists, psychiatric nurses, family physicians and diabetes educators such as dietitians are all needed.

From a management perspective, supporting and managing other educators (such as tutors) who may undertake teaching as part of the course is important to ensure consistency and standardisation in the teaching and learning process.

However, wages accounted for the most of the value added in "89) Education" and most employees for "89) Education" are educators such as teachers and lecturers.

The value of any of this kind of regimented education has been seriously questioned by early childhood educators such as Ed Miller and the Alliance for Childhood organization.

I have a fondness in my heart for Arkansas and for the hard-working educators, such as Dr. McClure, who want to open the world for all students.

This is in contrast to the argumentation of science educators such as Taasoobshirazi and Glynn (2009) who proposed strong effects of students' attitudes towards science in problem solving.