Sentence examples for evident educators from inspiring English sources

What is not so evident, educators and testing experts say, is whether the higher bar will inspire students and schools to greatness, or merely make them lean more heavily on test-taking strategies.

So, understandably, the confusion surrounding the rescission causes me great concern, especially when it is evident in educators and administrators – the people who spend the most waking hours with transgender and gender nonconforming students.

When categorised according to age groups, it is evident that female educators were significantly more likely to be older than 50 years.

The importance of pedagogical documentation as an aid in reflection on an educator's own working practices is evident in the educator's capability to act as a researcher of his or her own work.

Benefits from IES are valued by external researchers and educators, as is evident from their willingness to engage and collaborate in the production and dispersal of benefits.

The strain of the potential closure on the parents, educators and students was evident.

But if Cohan's legacy as educator and inspirer is evident all over the country, his own choreography is rarely seen".

Therefore, educators working on early childhood education need to be able to respond to constant change, which is evident as new challenges are directed toward them.

What is not evident is the curricular designs used by nurse educators to enable students to internalize caring behaviors.

In interviews, no doctor mentioned the role of nurses in their practice as educators, even though this was very evident in the observation data.

These barriers are evident in the following quote of a nurse educator: "the research findings don't use in our nursing practice at all.