Sentence examples for educators goal from inspiring English sources
Business educators' goal was to improve the reputation of management so it would be seen as a profession like law, medicine, and the clergy, with a strong public service commitment.
It pained me to read that in an embrace of the corporate approach to education, Schools Chancellor Joel I. Klein has decreed that higher test scores should be educators' paramount goal ("If Test Scores of Students Swell, So May Superintendents' Wallets," front page, Sept. 25).
As educators, our goal is to expose young people to means and methods of problem-solving through experimentation and innovation.
Medical educators frequently face difficulties motivating learners to achieve educational goals.
The paper also describes three components of the Space Science Institute's Space Weather Outreach Program Space Weather Center WebsitetEducatortor Workshops, and Small Exhibits – and how they can help to achieve the education goals of IHY.
As a scientist and educator, my goal, wouldn't be to lead a dysfunctional electorate, but to bring an objective reality to the electorate so it could choose the right leaders in the first place.
The Prevention Educator's goal is to inform graduate students of their options and to give them the knowledge and skills to help prevent and intervene effectively.
Though this intervention was not able to provide a comprehensive case management program, ETH has incorporated key tenets from case management models and created a telephone transplant educator whose goal is to guide patients through ETH to increase knowledge and informed decision-making (ETH-EG condition only).
Council of Parent Advocates and Attorneys: A national organization that promotes collaboration between parents and educators with the goal of improving education for children with disabilities.
The KICP regularly offers cosmology short courses for educators with the goal of integrating modern research into both formal and informal educational settings.
The goal, educators say, is to give them intensive attention until they are ready to join mainstream classes.
