Sentence examples for educationalists as a from inspiring English sources

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.

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.

Douglass was a Methodist and educationalist, as well as an exponent of "religion in the National Socialist State".

Apart from anything else, Poppy takes responsibility as an educationalist, as a teacher.

This is an extension of the close collaboration between doctors and educationalists as proposed by Schuwirth and Van der Vleuten (Schuwirth and Van der Vleuten 2006).

The selective use of overseas educationalists as witnesses is particularly hazardous.

This document gives a synopsis of the history, work, and objectives of the Forum for African Women Educationalists as it strives to accelerate progress towards reaching gender parity in education in sub-Saharan Africa.

PBL is being increasingly favoured by medical educationalists, as it has been shown by some to better prepare students for the teamwork, communication skills and patient interaction required in clinical practice[ 4, 5].

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.

The Sumer Schools to date have been generally judged to be enormously successful with an extraordinary line-up of individuals who did not contribute as educationalists, but as experts in the fields of Literature and History.

Founded by educationalist AS Neill in 1921, it is known as a school "with no rules".