But if reflectiveness truly obtains across the board, educators should take that style seriously.
But everyone with a stake in the future of the field -- musicians, music directors, concert presenters, boards, educators and critics -- must face the challenge and help out.
"That's my brother Zelig, at about age 4," said Gloria Glantz, 70, of Port Washington, a board member, educator and docent, who was one of several Holocaust survivors who helped guide a reporter through the center recently.
Governor Walker wants high standards for our schools and students and believes those standards should be set by school board members, educators, and parents at the local level.
The academy's advisory board includes educators (some of them professors at area colleges), parents and executives at companies like Priceline, the online travel agency based in Norwalk; IBM, with headquarters in Armonk, N.Y.; and UBS, the investment bank, which has offices in Stamford.
In February 2016, Lawrence retired after 20 years as a national board-certified educator.
In 1962, Tripp formed and chaired an advisory board of educators, psychologists, management specialists, and members of the Scout professional staff.
The airline recently brought on board the wine educator and author Andrea Robinson, one of 15 women in the world who have been awarded a master sommelier diploma by the Court of Master Sommeliers, to reconfigure its wine list for its BusinessElite international service starting this month.
The panel lacks any parents, school board members, city educators, Bloomberg administration officials, state education officials or members of the state Board of Regents.
A constant concern for those who believe in academic freedom and oppose censorship is when school board members, not educators, become decision-makers in the selection of educational material.
