Sentence examples for less educators from inspiring English sources

It is not that nurses need to know less, educators say, but that the amount of essential data has exploded.

The newly resurgent anti-Muslim movement makes education more important, not less, Muslim educators say.

Ask us to answer the tough questions: "How we can teach better and what we should teach?" Our concentration on statistical outcomes has caused us to be less effective educators than we might have been.

The mandatory nature of the document intensifies the obligation to provide high quality professional learning opportunities, particularly for those less qualified educators who might be encountering intentional teaching, discipline based content, outcomes, equity or play-based learning for the first time.

But if, in the debt-limit scramble, the President has been a less effective educator and negotiator than many of his supporters wish he would be, his Republican opponents, in thrall to their Tea Party Jacobins, have been reckless and irresponsible beyond imagining.

In spite of studies that show "unleashing (an employees) imagination, ingenuity and creativity resulted in their contributions to the organization being multiplied many times over", Republican legislatures across the country continue to give educators less and less freedom in the classroom.

Considering the litany of grim hardships the students at JDD face, a less-inspired educator might have had a much different set of priorities.

To mark the second anniversary of the expiration of its contract, the union, the United Federation of Teachers, began broadcasting a new television commercial this week portraying its members as proud and hardworking but paid less than suburban educators at a time when the city has a $3 billion budget surplus.

This indicates that entrepreneurial behavior is less related to educators' personal and professional characteristics.

Research by the AIR has shown that this approach can lead to the top and bottom performers receiving less attention from educators.

In general, Head Start teachers and other early childhood educators have less formal education than K-12 teachers (Whitebook et al. 2014), which is an artifact of the reduced level of credentials required for entry into the early childhood education workforce.