pedagogue

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Teachers
academician
ALNCo
associate professor
board of education
co-principal
housemaster
housemistress
instructor
lecturer
lectureship
residence
schoolie
schoolmarm
schoolmaster
schoolmistress
scribe
teaching assistant
trainer
tutor
visiting

Examples from literature

Mary Atkins was the principal, one of the best educators in California. 
No class of educators in any race has done more, all things considered. 
Teachers and educators engaged in the public service. 
The educator has two great tasks in this respect: first to improve the general environment in which the young must live and develop. 
Your efforts should focus on helping them in their function as educators of the rising generation. 

educator | American Dictionary

educator
noun[ C ]
us/ˈedʒ·əˌkeɪt̬·ər/
a person whose work is teaching others, or one who is an authority on methods or theories of teaching

educator | Business English

educator
noun[ C ]
uk /ˈedjʊkeɪtər/us
a person who teaches people:
Every society needs scientists, educators, and writers.

Examples of educator

educator
These concepts and psychological attributes can be identified and evaluated by educators in a process that could include student self-evaluation and validation.
It is a problem that most electroacoustic educators seek to address in combination with the provision of extensive practical composition skills.
Music therapists and educators have extensive practical experience of children making such strides in their development and passing across such thresholds.
Arts educators have repeatedly argued for the intrinsic value of artistic endeavour.
For teacher educators, there are exercises for expansion, which prompt students to use and extend the material in each chapter.
The number of farmers increased as other farmers learned of the opportunity from participating farmers and educators.
We believe that medical educators have a responsibility to prepare their students and residents for lives of moral leadership and excellence.
His conclusion is that the results should be gratifying for the music educator, indicating music's importance in young people's lives.
Still, music educators in other countries and continents may not find things exactly to their liking either.
Clearly, teacher educators know the meaning of multiculturalism and believe that it should play a more significant role in colleges of education.
At the same time that this view is advanced, historians and educators alike lament the neglect of and disregard for history in our time.
The influential music educators noted above were also touched by developments in art music (and jazz).
So educators from both fields come into the teaching of this course feeling secure in certain aspects and a bit insecure in others.
Are the practices themselves flawed, and what are the responsibilities of music educators towards changing those practices?
Teacher educators have become more conscious that awareness of the role of ongoing, formative and illuminative evaluation needs to be part of programmes.
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