Sentence examples for shift of educators from inspiring English sources
They bring in, "'a second shift of educators' -- a team of full-time trained educators and part-time volunteers with expertise in areas ranging from arts to engineering -- into schools to work with students on engaging, educationally sound projects".
"In Singapore, one of the main impacts of technology is a shift in the mindset of educators to discover how curriculum and the teaching environment can become more learner-centered through the enabling of ICT".
NEA leaders said this week that they hoped the success of educators could help shift debates around funding for public education and teacher pay across the nation, especially after teacher walkouts in West Virginia, Kentucky, Arizona, and Oklahoma turned attention to cuts to education budgets in those states and elsewhere.
Last summer, rival groups of educators circulated competing educational manifestos.
A longtime California university trustee, Broad shifted his focus to primary and secondary education in 1998 after hosting a score of educators for two days of talks at his plush home in Brentwood.
Such a shift would address a key deficiency of NCLB and would be responsive to the concerns of educators regarding personnel evaluation.
So he convened an international conference of educators.
Many are struggling with the cultural shift from early childhood environments where children thrived with caring and nurturing relationships with their educators, to the school environments where there is a culture of suspicion and mistrust of educators.
The previously established network of educators has come to the work of planning with a single health authority with knowledge and trust that, even where provincial policy shifts introduce increased propensity towards competition, we can continue to address the needs of the health authority as a unified group of educators.
Continuous professional development of educators has to receive immediate attention.
