Sentence examples for support educators from inspiring English sources

7 Such curricula aim to guide and support educators in developing and implementing educational programmes in patient safety.

Rather, it is time we expand engineering education to all children, starting as early as preschool — and then support educators in doing so — so we can build a learning environment in which engineering is part of girls' daily conversations.

It also provides information about resources and guidance designed to support educators, child welfare professionals, and others in their work to improve the educational outcomes of foster youth.

We created the nonprofit KIPP Foundation to recruit, train and support educators to open and operate KIPP schools.

These continua of factors may support educators in their decision-making as they consider alternative instructional arrangements to the traditional, self-contained model.

The director was responsible for the development of working practices in the research day care center, and the mentor's role was to support educators during the transformation of their own operating culture.

Based on interviews with 25 participants, six components of the massage therapists' professional role emerged: health care provider, team member, program support, educator, promoter of the profession, and researcher.

Studies of new HIV/ AIDS peer support educator roles [ 44] as well as other new roles in mental health services [ 45] are similarly indicative of how role adoption can be constrained where these conditions of shared expectation, role distinctiveness and enabled agency are not met.

We also know that other school supports like supportive educators, the presence of Gay-Straight Alliances and comprehensive anti-bullying policies are tied to improving academic achievement".

It was the first massive infusion of federal dollars into our nation's schools, and it established popular programs like Head Start, provided educational resources in under-served communities, supported educators and encouraged greater family and community involvement in schools.

Finnish day care has received recognition in a country report by the OECD (OECD, 2006) for the way it supports educators' opportunities to develop their professional skills via long-term continuing education throughout their careers.