These front-line educators should be able to look to those who specialize in health promotion to support their educational activities.
Under this review framework, front-line educators play an active and participative role in decision-making; schools are devolved with greater autonomy and flexibility in handling their operation and resources, set school goals and evaluate the progress towards achieving these goals.
Can we admit that we already know that these are the repeated concerns of front-line educators?
If you believe even a fraction of what it reports from the front line, where the primary task facing educators is, as Henry admits, to insure that "nobody kills anybody," then something is indeed dying in our will to know.
But the foundation's assistance may be subverted by police harassment of front-line AIDS educators in India who reach out to stigmatized people, like women in prostitution and gay men.
Discontent among front-line New York educators has elbowed its way into the headlines, rattling the long-solid backing of the big unions and upending the policy conversation in Albany and other state capitols.
"They want every educator on the front line to be a researcher, it's like wanting every doctor to be a research scientist," he says.
K-12 education is the front line of the fight for the American dream -- our elected officials, policy makers, educators, administrators, parents and students are engaged in the last great struggle to help our nation achieve herself - we all must join in this struggle for the outcome of this fight will determine our common destiny.
Noticeable are the numerous training programmes for community health workers, lay counsellors, persons living with HIV/AIDS and other volunteers or peer educators who may support health care professionals on the front line.
But Peter was on the front line".
