Sentence examples for educators writing from inspiring English sources

I'm a researcher working with successful Indigenous educators, writing and sharing their inspirational stories.

The educators, writing as College Presidents for Gun Safety, noted that last week's shooting took place the same day that thousands of college hopefuls were learning if they had been accepted to their favored schools.

For many educators, writing is a challenge, because it is not part of their everyday duties at the day care center.

"Replacing the principal in the most rural of communities does nothing to build the leadership capacity of these small schools, where recruitment and retention is a continual problem," the 10 rural educators wrote.

Based on this work, CCOH developed the Telling Lives through Oral History: A Guide for Educators, written by Gerry Albarelli and Amy Starecheski, which can be customized to fit into existing English and Social Studies curriculums.

"The Gloucester County School Board has failed Gavin Grimm," the educators wrote in the letter.

Data were gathered from three sources: conducting a focus group and an interview (n=10 educators), written educator notes and reflective researcher field notes based on interactions with the educators during the primary study.

Educators' written reflections were compared in the discussion sessions and they evaluated and further refined their thinking routine to better match their students' learning needs.

First, educators' written reflections and observations of the thinking routines they developed and trialled, what happened during and after using the routine and the impact of the action research on their clinical teaching.

Both authors summarized and grouped the educators' written reports into categories about teaching clinical reasoning and then refined these categories to reach a consensus of two overriding descriptive themes about the impact of using the 'making thinking visible approach' their clinical teaching.

"She takes great pride in her stewardship of the Autism Program and has poured her heart and soul into being a model educator," wrote Amanda Cassel, supervisor of special education at Lenape High School.