Sentence examples for educating educators from inspiring English sources

The seminar, which was organized by the Academy for Teachers, a not-for-profit dedicated to educating educators, was devoted to the question of how best to address feminism in the classroom.

Facing the challenge of educating educators to work with practicing mathematics teachers.

Educating educators, educating the community Headmaster Mohammed Wahidur Rahman, himself an alumnus, says the school continues to take into account issues of students and teachers, and students are now taught best hygiene and sanitation practices.

We stress the need to educate educators, in order to increase the public awareness about the benefits of space research and, more importantly, attract the next generation of professionals that will be required in the coming decades.

Indeed, Wallace and Newton (2014, p. 236) recently indicated that, "the single greatest need is for more high-profile research in [the contract cheating] area, to educate educators about the existence and detail of the problem".

Wallace and Newton recently indicated that, "the single greatest need is for more high-profile research in [the contract cheating] area, to educate educators about the existence and detail of the problem" (Wallace & Newton, 2014, p. 236).

We have educated educators, helped found our local PFLAG chapter, helped local Gay Straight Transgender Alliances (GSTAs) put on the East Tennessee Youth Pride Fest and housed homeless LGBT teens.

The effort also organized schools of philosophy to educate educators - developing what we call "citizen professionals" who think broadly about their work -- in topics such as the challenges facing modern societies.

If we start by educating the educators, subsequent generations of women and girls won't have to battle with half-changed minds and institutions which fail to represent their interests.

Helping today's students may begin in part with educating the educators and increasing rigor within our schools.

If districts aren't educating their educators about Title IX and state laws, should it be the responsibility of degree and/or teacher credentialing programs?