Sentence examples for educationists from inspiring English sources

Among the leading educationists to have had the p-word thrown at him is Ted Wragg, professor of education at Exeter University and perhaps Mr Woodhead's chief critic.

During the first decade of the 20th century, the educationists Maria Montessori of Rome and Ovide Decroly of Brussels both successfully applied their educational inventions in schools for ordinary boys and girls.

Resulting criticisms of scientific education in the United States were, however, parried by educationists.

Many of the educationists who sought this Puritan ideal were followers of the reform plans of Comenius.

The beginning of the modern system of education can be traced to 1887, when King Chulalongkorn set up a department of education with foreign advisers, mostly English educationists.

Even more important was the rise of an educational reform movement led by educationists who favoured an "education of cooperation" (pedagogika sotrudnichestva) over the authoritarian and dogmatic principles of collective education that originated in the Stalin period.

Anton was the second of the six children of Margaret (nee More), a composer, and Raymond Bantock, an educationist.

"I am an educationist, an economist, a good story-teller.

The Brazilian educationist Paulo Freire, however, advocated mental liberation through self-consciousness, a view that was influential in the 1960s and '70s throughout Latin America.

By now the versatile Hungarian master Zoltan Kodaly may be better remembered as an "ethnomusicologist and educationist," as The New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians labels him, than as a composer, a few orchestral favorites aside.

She is an educationist, who has run a further education institution and has been elected now for several terms.