Sentence examples for groups of educators from inspiring English sources

Last summer, rival groups of educators circulated competing educational manifestos.

Although the educational materials of PEPP had some explicit cartoons and messages, the consensus among all groups of educators was that the quality, depth and comprehensiveness of the educational materials contributed significantly to the success of the program.

After all both groups of educators share the same students, just at different points in their education careers.

In the US, groups of educators will make more effort to integrate the social and cultural competency for all teachers.

For the past three summers, Dr. Hampton has led groups of educators to Berlin to interview Jews about their struggles to rebuild their communities in post-Holocaust Germany; Afro-Germans who trace their roots to Germany's 19th-century African colonies; and Turkish-Germans whose ties to Germany date to a labor agreement that brought thousands of Turkish laborers to Germany in the 1960s.

The pattern of ratings between the two groups of educators differed somewhat for this question with the Chinese educators emphasising the idea of cooperation with parents.

A small group of educators and advocates have begun various educational initiatives for Mexicans, and there is evidence of recent strides.

The Regents had previously created a group of educators from across the state, including education professors and district administrators, to help write its application for the waiver, which is due in February.

The student portals contain links to educational sites that have been approved by a group of educators selected by AOL and the American Association of School Administrators, including Compton's Encyclopedia, the Smithsonian Institution and The New York Times Learning Network.

Pychyl and Germain-Rutherford's vision for the project is supported by a group of educators involved in the 3M Teaching Fellowship Program and by key Canadian higher education organisations, including the Society for Teaching and Learning in Higher Education ( STLHE), instructional development offices from across Canada, and publisher McGraw-Hill Ryerson.

So opens "A Talk to Teachers," which James Baldwin delivered to a group of educators in October , 1963