The phrase "educator about" can be used in written English.
It is grammatically correct and commonly used to indicate someone who educates or teaches on a certain subject or topic. Example: "She is a passionate educator about environmental sustainability and often gives lectures on the subject at universities."
Patients randomly assigned to the arthritis education arm will receive detailed information from a registered or licensed practical nurse educator about osteoarthritis and its treatment.
I spoke with Gunnar Esiason, an advocate and educator about living with CF, and his efforts to spread awareness and advocacy as CF Advocate and Program Director for the Boomer Esiason Foundation and host of Breathe In, A Cystic Fibrosis Podcast.
Aubrie Kavanaugh has always worked hard as an advocate for animals and as an educator about puppy mills.
Starting with founder Elon Musk, every employee at Tesla is both an advocate and an educator about the Tesla and the electric vehicle concept.
Don has been my son Rev. Joshua Love's mentor for many years, and I am confident that Don was a primary catalyst in Joshua's decision to be a chaplain and a minister and an educator about the church and AIDS.
"These new data underscore the importance of encouraging young people to begin talking to a doctor, nurse, or health educator about sexual health before becoming sexually active and especially after becoming sexually active," Rosemary Reilly-Chammat, an HIV/AIDS sexuality specialist with the Rhode Island Department of Education, said in a statement.
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).
For OER to successfully reach each classroom, we have to educate the educators about OER, licensing standards and accessibility, and equip them with support in conducting these tasks.
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?
The study provoked serious reflection among educators about the implications for educational instruction.
