'qualified educators' is a correct and usable part of a sentence in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to individuals who have received the appropriate training and qualifications to teach or instruct. For example: "The school employs only qualified educators, ensuring that its students receive the best possible education."
Rachel K (NY): How do you plan to ensure that new changes in education do not push highly qualified educators to seek employment in more stable non-education employment areas?
The second map examines the presence of highly qualified educators in schools with high and low concentrations of minority students, showing that qualified teachers are less likely to end up in schools with high minority populations.
Of those only 30 are using appropriately qualified educators.
Across Mumbai, there is a shortage of both public school spaces and qualified educators.
But he warned that only thoroughly qualified educators should be allowed to open charter schools, which receive public money but enjoy less governmental oversight than traditional public schools.
However, the Strategy's focus on increasing numbers of more highly qualified educators, and offering ongoing professional development, addresses only some of the issues known to challenge workforce sustainability.
Graduate highly qualified special educators who possess the requisite competencies to effectively educate students with exceptionalities from a diverse range of backgrounds and needs in a variety of educational settings.
Chinese international schools also could hire qualified American educators to replicate American pedagogy in Chinese international school classrooms while cadres of American-trained Chinese educators are being developed.
These are but a few examples of the possible job opportunities for well qualified experiential educators.
Instead of using donor dollars to fly in overpriced expatriate consultants to conduct assessments and write long, cut-and-paste reports that no one in Liberia will ever read or implement, administrative fees should be used to transport, feed, and house qualified Liberian educators from the diaspora.
The Fulbright-Hays Seminars Abroad Program provides short-term study/travel opportunities abroad for qualified US educators in the social sciences, the humanities, and the social studies to improve their understanding and knowledge of the people and culture of another country under the Mutual Educational and Cultural Exchange (Fulbright-Hays) Act of 1961.
