Sentence examples for history educators from inspiring English sources

This information would enable history educators to better understand if they should focus instructional time towards teaching students to identify them and, if so, how they might explain these implied constructions.

One implication for history educators is that the guarded, conservative voice modelled for students in their history textbooks is markedly different from the more argumentative ones (Interpreter and Adjudicator) that students are required to take up in their written essays, especially in the later years of schooling.

Kevin M. Levin is a historian, history educator and blogger in Boston.

The summit between the President and the great natural history educator took place on Sir David's 89th birthday.

Alex Cervenak, a history educator at the Plimoth Plantation, had told me that the settlers divided their nights into first and second sleeps, which led to a flurry of activity well before dawn.

"That's kind of laughable," said Dr. Marable, the Columbia professor, who has been developing a Web site on black history for educators and parents with $240,000 in grants from the Ford Foundation.

Moreover, since computer science is a relatively recent field -- at least compared to chemistry, English or history -- educators high in the schooling hierarchy are not willing to substitute it for a subject that has existed for some time and works.

The results are often at odds with a history that, black educators say, has included a reverence for education, even during slavery when learning to read was punishable by death.

The state's reading tests, she points out, include passages about science and history, though other educators contend that such passages are not the same as a full-blown curriculum.

CCSS are a set of learning goals for math, English, and literacy in science and history created by educators.

There is a wonderful and inspiring history of Jewish educators fleeing the Nazi onslaught across Europe in the 1930s and 1940s who taught at historically black colleges and trained several generations of students who would become leaders in the civil rights movement, industry, sport, arts and entertainment.