Sentence examples for educators tackle from inspiring English sources

Until recently, there was little in the way of research, financing or specific programs to help educators tackle adolescent illiteracy.

Indeed the achievement gap will never close until we as a society, especially educators, tackle the justice gap head-on.

Data-driven reformers still remain blissfully ignorant of the real challenges faced by schools and adamant that it is not their job to help educators tackle problems.

Virtual Field Guides are a way for educators to tackle the growing issue of funding pressures in areas of higher education, such as geography.

Challenges ahead At the Education For All meeting, governments, donors, development agencies and educators are tackling the most pressing issues in education: weak governance and management, unmet financial needs and commitments, and a critical lack of capacity – particularly a shortage of qualified teachers.

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".

Then, educators have to tackle an important question: How can existing research-based SEL strategies and programs be tailored to the needs and strengths of these students?

These are questions that researchers, parents, educators have been tackling for decades, if not longer.

Now, the soft-spoken educator has to tackle issues he never imagined.

Educators will need to tackle the challenges of integrating theoretically informed and evidence based behaviour change talk within medical training.

Our youth engagement portfolio now includes digital resources for educators, volunteer opportunities that help youth tackle environmental problems in their communities and conservation career pathways such as LEAF, our college internship program and post-college fellowships.