Sentence examples for fit educators from inspiring English sources

In contrast, Ontoolsearch supports semantic querying of tool knowledge bases annotated with the Ontoolcole ontology, specifically designed to fit educators' questions.

Rather, she follows the advice of Mark Sisson, a "fitness educator" who fasts eighteen hours a day, and who, at sixty-two, she writes, is "muscular and fit and looks every bit like the Malibu surfer he is".

This model leaves me wondering: If a non-educator is appointed to run the "business" of our schools, where do the educators fit in and will their voices even be valued, since they were left out of the conversation, decision and even the running in the first place.

Asus are really innovating with their EEE PC, which seems to fit the needs of educators and parents – is anyone pushing this device further?

These findings fit well with the educators' growing awareness that the current generation of learners comes from a highly visual culture.

These timely findings are linked to existing education and behaviour change theories, but move beyond these by demonstrating how the different elements of what peer educators do fit together.

In addition, to ensure the final outputs were fit for purpose, medical educators and teachers were included.

The pedagogy fits squarely into what educators called "scaffolded problem-based learning" [PDF]; students solve real-life problems and are encouraged to explore, but are guided by a teacher along the way, who can point out novel ways of accomplishing the task.

But educators struggle to fit the needs of homeless children into this picture.

Mr. Levine offers educators a way to fit the school to the student rather than the customary method.

But this approach has seen teaching-intensive universities overlooked and their resources tightened; educators who don't fit the researcher profile worry about the security of their jobs.