Sentence examples for empowered educators from inspiring English sources

The law, he said, empowered educators by identifying students who needed special help and resources.

Aimee Rogstad Guidera is the President and CEO of the Data Quality Campaign, a nonprofit, nonpartisan, national advocacy organization leading the effort to bring every part of the education community together to empower educators, parents, and policymakers with quality information to make decisions that ensure students excel.

In 2005 few states had even the basic elements of data systems in place to begin developing good practices for using them; now all states have the ability to use high-quality data to empower educators, families, and everyone with a stake in education.

CENTURY Tech @ThisIsCentury CENTURY Tech uses AI technology to engage learners with a personalised learning experience, whilst empowering educators with real-time data insights.

It's critical for digital learning tools to empower educators, not presume to replace them, Nearpod co-founder Guido Kovalskys tells us.

The field of learning design has developed in recent years and now offers a set of methods, tools, systems and models (Goodyear & Retalis, 2010; Mor & Craft 2012) that can empower educators in the design of scenarios that provide richer learning experiences.

Participate in webinars about the guidance and learn what other organizations are doing to empower educators with alternatives to exclusionary discipline.

We address this by empowering educators to train those they work with and ensuring our onboarding, training, and professional development are designed for all audiences.

Our collective effort to empower educators to teach students about finance, accounting, and business is not just a "nice to have".

Empowering Educators with New Resources First Book aggregates the buying power of educators and NGOs serving children in need, enabling us to elevate the voice of educators and provide the best quality resources.

Through a forward-looking grant from the U.S. Department of Education called Ready To Learn, CPB and PBS have several projects underway aimed at creating and researching educationally sound and developmentally-appropriate media, and empowering educators, caregivers and parents to be well-informed media mediators for their students and children.