Sentence examples for that educationalists from inspiring English sources

The findings suggest, at least in part, that organisational performance and managerial educational attainment are related and that educationalists, practitioners and policymakers should encourage Engineering Faculties to embrace management education within the curriculum.

Lifelong learning for all – a goal that visionary educationalists have pursued for decades – can at last become a reality.

The Harvard professor never intended his book on multiple intelligences (MI) to be a blueprint for learning, but he was aware that many educationalists were adapting his ideas.

These cases clearly represent that BIM educationalists are recently exhibiting special attention towards designing courses with several techniques and strategies for delivering BIM education to AECO students.

A practical implication of this study is that medical educationalists should recognize that attention to patients' needs and emotions (patient centred communication) seems to be a fairly consistent working style of physicians.

Schools don't separate children because girls are assumed to be inferior, but because it is believed by some educationalists that girls and boys perform better in single sex environments.

But it was the suggestion that politicians and educationalists have not been prepared to acknowledge the great success of particular ethnic minorities that surprised and saddened me the most.

However, there is a consensus among medical educationalists that high stakes assessments... should have a reliability of at least 0.9 (p.36) [ 3].

Some educationalists worry that home-schooling may hurt children's psychological and educational development.

Some educationalists argue that removing coursework could disproportionately hurt girls' results.

Many educationalists believe that as more low-caste Indians attend university, ragging is used to subjugate them although "just as often it is lower castes trying to hurt upper castes", says Mr Agarwal.