Sentence examples for when educators started from inspiring English sources

Student attitudes toward science have been investigated since the mid-1960s (Ramsden, 1998; Osborne et al., 2003; Reid, 2006), when educators started seeing a decrease in enrollment in science courses and decreased interest in science and technology related disciplines among youth.

When educators start counting the number of school days left during the first week of school, eyebrows are raised.

However, in the 1970s, many health educators started to question its value.

At a time when educators everywhere are struggling to modernize an education system that was developed by and for an outdated British empire, Sugata provides a bold starting point.

When educators speak of women in computer science, they often refer to the "pipeline," which tends to start in high school and wind its way through graduate studies.

Another problem, university officials say, is that at a time when educators and government officials see an acute need for more -- and more talented -- teachers, the lavish starting salaries offered by the private sector are drawing away potential teachers.

But when educators complain, people are listening.

I sat with a health educator long time when I started attending diabetes clinic but that was only once (women).

Renowned Stanford-educator Linda Darling-Hammond urged us to allocate 10 hours a week when we started CPESS (a secondary school in East Harlem).

When social media educator Sean Smith started a Facebook page dedicated to criticizing vigilante pedophile hunting in Canada, he knew he was making himself a target.

When Doha started, 155 were.