Sentence examples for educators feeling from inspiring English sources

Getting a handle on bullying in schools is a complex challenge that leaves many educators feeling overwhelmed and helpless.

The problems grew worse with the Achieving Classroom Excellence (ACE) law, which "spread on even more layers testing and a teacher evaluation system (TLE) that leaves educators feeling unappreciated".

Educators feel overmatched.

During my first year as a teacher, when every day left me feeling spent, a veteran educator described overcoming challenges in teaching as concentric circles.

It can lead to students feeling disrespectful and angry toward their educators.

Clinical educators often have a heavy case load, report feeling less valued by their institutional than translational or basic science researchers, and often deal with a somewhat nebulous path of promotion.

Of feeling helpless when something like that happens (Educator 4).

Even willing GPs are under pressure, and are often "...too rushed to be able to talk to people in detail about the fear or grief that they are feeling all through their caring journey" (HP4, Educator).

Shouldn't I? 9. Seeing five different doctors every year even when I'm feeling fine, including an endocrinologist, podiatrist, ophthalmologist, diabetes educator, dietitian.

As a psychotherapist, sex therapist and educator, I feel that we need to speak directly to the students themselves and listen to their arguments and feelings.

Many music educators speak of feeling marginalised, with their subject excluded from the Ebacc and noticeably absent from the Stem grouping (science, technology, engineering and maths) – absent too from the Russell Group's approved list of 'facilitating subjects' (ones that will "keep a wide range of degree courses and career options open to you").