The phrase 'educated them that' is not correct.
The correct phrase would be 'educated them on/about'. For example: The teacher educated them on geography.
Northam said Democrats involved in that effort backed off "as we went around and talked to them and I think educated them that, well, this plan is really not in everybody's best interest". In an unusually strong-arm tactic, Northam pulled out of a fundraiser for one of the Democrats who had worked with Jones, Del. Stephen E. Heretick of Portsmouth.
"I had to educated them that pinot noir is better with tuna and salmon than any white wine," he said.
If you aren't willing to educate them, that's okay.
"I have to educate them that it actually comes only from a place of gratitude, not bribery".
Ahh … that is new!… But we should educate them that if they are worried about Israel, then the only thing that can protect Israel is peace, nothing else.
"We have a school where we are teaching 350 girls and we try to educate them that menstruation is a natural process.
Criticisms of some Israeli policies at the J-Street founding conference: Ahh … that is new!… But we should educate them that if they are worried about Israel, then the only thing that can protect Israel is peace, nothing else.
Whereas the aim at recent tournaments, certainly since the 2006 World Cup in Germany, has been to convince local police and residents that England fans have changed and educate them that boisterousness may not necessarily equal lawlessness, this time it would be the fans who had to change their behaviour.
