The phrase "science educator" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person who teaches or educates others in the field of science. Example: "The science educator gave an engaging presentation on climate change to the students, using interactive experiments to help them understand the concept better."
Two raters independently scored the four VNOS-C responses; one was a Ph.D. student in science education and the other was a science educator.
I am a science educator interested in television as a powerful educational agent.
As a secondary science teacher for 35 years, and now as a university science educator, I well remember the effect that post-Sputnik programs had on science education.
We envision that such a course could potentially be co-taught by a biologist and science educator, and would be required for middle school and secondary biology education majors.
My guide was Philip Imbrogno, a science educator, author and investigator of the paranormal.
For 30 years, as a science educator, I encouraged my students to engage in science investigations of their choice.
In 1859 Meyer began his career as a science educator, holding various appointments before serving as professor of chemistry at the University of Tübingen (1876 95).
The bride's mother is a science educator at the Museum of Science in Boston, where she is the manager of discovery spaces.
The second is the fact, so brilliantly elucidated by science educator James Williams that young children are bombarded with creationist messages in much of popular culture, which are insidious and confusing.
A fake crime scene will be created somewhere in the museum with a bunch of messy footprints scampering away, according to Susan Petroulas, a senior science educator at the museum.
These were the other winners: The science educator award went to Steven H. Kaye, a teacher of biology, earth science and science research at James Madison High School in Brooklyn.
