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Kirp attributes Union City's success to among other things, the positive educational atmosphere of Union City High School generated by educators such as principal John Bennetti.

For this reason, the use of Bayesian methods, a subject that has hardly received attention in educational research, is recommended by eminent psychologists and educators such as Edwards, Lindman, and Savage (1963), Rozeboom, Morrison, and Henkel (1970), Pruzek (1997), Rindskopf (1997) and Lecoutre (1996).

The value of any of this kind of regimented education has been seriously questioned by early childhood educators such as Ed Miller and the Alliance for Childhood organization.

Actual educators such as Mr. Schmidt see the considerable downside of the reforms.

These ideas, first explored in Europe, notably in Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Émile (1762) and in Johann Heinrich Pestalozzi's How Gertrude Teaches Her Children (1801), were implemented in American systems by pioneering educators such as Francis W. Parker.

In the wake of Elizabeth Kübler-Ross's pioneering book "On Death and Dying," published a few years earlier, in 1969, educators such as Brantner were part of a social movement that aimed to challenge the taboos of what he called "our death-denying culture".

It includes issues related to patients such as safety and patient census - the availability and variety of patients and illnesses, clinic operational issues such as timetables and facilities, issues related to students such as time management [ 3], and individual characteristics issues related to the clinical educator such as personality [ 4, 11] and education.

There are also benefits to the educator, such as reduced cost, more efficient students on fieldwork tasks and the ability to tailor and update their field guides to suit their needs.

Informal science educators - such as educators from natural history museums or science centers - are specifically trained to communicate science to the public and school groups using collections and exhibitions.

Nursing educators include individual training institutions, as well as educator groupings such as the Forum of University Nursing Deans in South Africa (FUNDISA), the Nurse Educators Association (NEA), the College Principals and Academic Staff (CPAS) forum, and the Private Health Education Providers of South Africa (PHEPSA) (Fig. 2) representing university, nursing college, and private educators.

As White (2003) argues, the mission of undergraduate nursing education is to prepare nurse generalists who will be able to provide care in a variety of clinical environments [ 4], but depending on the educational related variables such as educators and role models, content of the curriculum, methods of education and evaluation, this quality may be enhanced or inhibited.