Home educators cite statistics* showing that it helps both educational attainment and the course of grown-up life.Labour's latest big idea in education is "personalisation", which is intended to allow much more flexible timing and choice of subjects.
This cannot be done without the involvement of communities and community-based NGOs, working with the cooperation of local government and educators in this process of conserving and managing their coastal resources.
The chief executive of NHS England has said public health bodies and educators need to tackle overeating with the same ferocity as teen pregnancy and drink driving, labelling obesity "the new smoking".
Indeed, prisoners' trust and acceptance of peer educators shows that there can even be advantages to task shifting.
Rachel Jones is a teacher and author of Don't change the light bulbs: A compendium of expertise from the UKs most switched-on educators.
So it goes along with contempt for teachers and educators, which is also the root of Gove's unhealthy idea that you don't need to be trained in how children learn in order to teach.
During the 1960s, there had been many progressive educators in Protestant schools.
A campaign aide said Clinton's two-day swing through New Hampshire will mirror her activities in Iowa and include roundtables with students, educators and employees, as well as private meetings with activists, community leaders and elected officials.
Most important, anyone who deals with eating disorders – including parents, friends and educators – needs to change her assumptions.
Beyond the large sums of money quoted is the creative capacity of designers, musicians (including the impoverished composers she mentions) and music educators to effect a much-needed transformation of current practice.
The film consists of recordings made in the weeks after the war in 1967 by a small team of educators including Amos Oz, a writer.
