The phrase "educational specialists" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to professionals who have expertise in education, often involved in curriculum development, teaching strategies, or educational policy.
Example: "The school district hired several educational specialists to improve the quality of instruction across all grade levels."
Alternatives: "education experts" or "learning specialists."
"I could understand the concern if people thought we had the wrong people working on education content, but we have educational specialists working on this," says Lukander.
According to educational specialists, many Roma children do not attend school because education is not considered to be important or useful in Roma communities.
has spent a significant fraction of his research career (from 1992 to the present) in discipline-based education research and has significant access to and interaction with educational specialists.
Because there are things that educational specialists tell us, and we have to take them very much into account.
It's not Central Park East I that deserves the D, it's the educational specialists who can't or won't accept that testing young children is not the best way to judge how well an elementary school is doing.
The foundation began planning for a museum in 1999, and a team of experts, including firefighters, set designers and educational specialists, puzzled over how to capture the attention of their young, media-saturated audience.
Now, as a former secondary school teacher, he still teaches teachers as an educational specialist and adjunct professor of education focusing on science and math education through classes, workshops, and video series.
The Graduate School offers about 50 master's degree programs, about 25 doctorate programs, and 4 educational specialist programs.
Jobs: Nurse, personnel recruiter, public-relations specialist, automobile mechanic, bookkeeper, cable-television installer, motor-vehicle dispatcher, electronic drafter, educational specialist, electrician, electronics technician, tool-and-die maker.
Giving back: I'm an educational specialist, so I run the youth advisory board, which is the highest-tiered internship that we have.
She is an educational specialist at New Alternatives for Children, a nonprofit agency in New York for schoolchildren with disabilities or chronic illnesses.
