Sentence examples for his educators from inspiring English sources
"Where were his parents and his educators?
But in a third term, the mayor and his team should still work harder to listen to those who hand over their children each morning to his educators.
Of more than 61,000 members of the union, the United Federation of Teachers, who responded to the survey, 85percentt disagreed with the statement that the chancellor's emphasis on testing had improved education in their schools, while 82percentt said they believed Mr. Klein lacked "confidence in the expertise of his educators".
Studying at the Edinburgh College of Art in 1943, St .Martin's School of Art in 1944 and finally at the Scale School of Art in Oxford from 1945 to 1947, Paolozzi found himself continuously on the periphery of what was conventional, questioning boundaries and enjoying Picasso whilst his educators gravely disagreed.
The Viennese-born conductor Rudolf Schwarz, who survived Auschwitz, was one of Sir Simon's chief mentors and his educator in the reality of the Holocaust.
"How could I look at that little boy, in his eyes every day -- greet him as his caregiver, teacher, as his educator and as a mother and know that I didn't try?" she asked.
Not only are his parents educators, but his aunts and uncles are also teachers, as was his grandfather.
Influenced by one of his most important educators, his intermittently unstable half-brother Terry, the young Bowie's listening habits slipped from everyday trad jazz into the free-er jazz of John Coltrane and Charles Mingus, where reality is not just departed from but transcended.
The headmistress recognised his talent early on, as did many of his subsequent educators.
Bill Taverner, director of the Center for Family Life Education for Planned Parenthood of Greater Northern New Jersey, said that his 11 educators are usually given the most freedom with so-called high-risk youth, those in juvenile detention, or who live in poor neighborhoods with high teen-pregnancy rates.
Many of his fellow educators agree.
