He even turned down the chance of becoming vice-chancellor of Oxford University on the grounds that he was not an "educationalist"—a word that he pronounced with such bitterness and contempt that it struck fear into some of his academic colleagues.Berlin's personal genius was as evident in public service as it was in the lecture room.
Lloyd suggests one that you might consult: Codou Diaw, executive director of the Forum for African Women Educationalists, an N.G.O.
Accordingly, I've become more like an "educationalist," a word favored by the British.
Apart from anything else, Poppy takes responsibility as an educationalist, as a teacher.
To prioritise extracurricular clubs and pastoral care would strike some educationalists as a well-meant but misguided disservice to children perfectly capable of academic excellence, if only they were pushed instead of patronised.
This week the NEA reported that, for the first time since 1982 when its survey began, the number of adults who said they had read a novel, short story, poem or play in the past 12 months had gone up, rising from 47% of the population in 2002 to over 50% in 2008.*The increase, modest as it is, has thrown educationalists into a tizzy.
The government's phonics-only approach is controversial, with many teachers and educationalists advocating a more balanced approach in which other reading strategies are also used.
Somali educationalists joined a two-year process that was fraught with logistical difficulties and political sensitivities.
(FAWE – the Forum for African Women Educationalists – is a non-governmental organization that advocates for gender equity and quality education in school systems across the continent).
The widely-held perception that anatomy is regarded by educationalists as a difficult subject [ 37] may have been the reason for the observed low performance in anatomy and the subsequent low relevance ratings in this study.
