Sentence examples for kind of educator from inspiring English sources

Nature was the teacher now, a new kind of educator, both directive and permissive.

I must have inside of me some kind of an impulse as some kind of educator.

It matters what kind of educator and teacher I am that I can get these guys to compete at an optimal level".

Keating is even the kind of educator who can coax from a shy, stuttering student (Ethan Hawke Walt Whitmann's famed "barbaric yawp".

There's no dearth of teachers and principals gifted enough to walk through the metal detectors in any vermin-infested, asbestos-ridden hell-hole school in this city and, in a few years, turn such a school around, but this kind of educator tends not to make a suitable Tweed pet.

Some veterans are happy to answer questions about the military and take on a kind of educator's role, but since I'm never sure in advance whether a given student wants that role, I tend not to ask them questions about their military experience.

By casting anthropology and liberal arts programs as less valued than science and math programs, and then suggesting that funding them is taking money from taxpayers and diverting funding from math and science programs, Scott is trying to shape public perceptions that certain kinds of educators and certain kinds of thinking are a threat to the future of our society and our children.

Workers are demanding more flexible and specific kinds of education and training; educators are tailoring their curriculum and means of delivery to meet the needs of non-traditional students and employers are investing in work training programs in collaboration with higher education institutions to fill the changing occupational needs.

The value of any of this kind of regimented education has been seriously questioned by early childhood educators such as Ed Miller and the Alliance for Childhood organization.

If these children aren't allowed to go to school they should at least be provided with some kind of a home educator system".

It includes four kinds of educational activities (Exploration, Association, Puzzle and Sorting), which can be personalized by educators at content and user interface levels through a design mainly centered on student requirements, whose user profiles can also be adapted.