Sentence examples for more effective educators from inspiring English sources

A 2010 meta-analysis commissioned by the Department of Education concluded that students whose teachers combined digital and face-to-face learning did somewhat better than students who were not exposed to digital tools, but there was a major caveat: the teachers who added digital tools were judged to be more effective educators in general.

His goal is to help NSTA better serve its members—"I call them classroom teachers of science rather than science teachers because not all of them have a background in the subject"—and allow them to become more effective educators.

It was a numbers game that I would always lose and that was a truth I had to embrace in order to become a more effective educator.

The stark contrast between the views of evolution by college evolution educators and the American public highlights the desperate need for better communication between scientists and the public, more effective education strategies and more effective advocacy efforts.

Marsh suggests that a bonus program would be more effective if educators have "buy-in," understand the program and its criteria and see the bonuses as worth putting for an extra effort to earn.

Having an in-depth understanding of learners' behaviours and learning patterns will be very important to researchers and educators in developing more effective learning tools and strategies.

(6) Learning behavior and learning pattern analysis: Having an in-depth understanding of learners' behaviors and learning patterns in the integrated real-world and virtual-world environments is helpful to researchers and educators in developing more effective learning tools and strategies.

Interventions delivered by adult educators were shown to be more effective in the longer term than peer-education programmes.

By utilising technologies in a meaningful way in the classroom, we anticipate educators can potentially deliver more effective, powerful and engaging pedagogies to all students, including those on nonmainstream educational pathways.

Secondly, because the consequences of a student's failure to succeed in the K-12 setting have never been more dire, educators must become much more effective in helping all students to learn at high levels.

Instead, he asserted that arming educators would be cheaper and more effective than hiring more armed guards, or relying on local police officers, such as the ones who failed to stop Nikolas Cruz at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School, in Parkland, Florida.