| Experts who choose to facilitate inquiry, rather than regurgitate their expertise, can be the most valued educators in our world. |
| Meanwhile other educators having understood the merits of the round wheel, have moved on to the complexities of the axle and the differential. |
| The author reads them as narratives of resistance to the received wisdom of the health educators. |
| Most of the money goes in salaries and allowances for teachers, or educators as they are now officially known. |
| At the very least, your court record from juvie could register you as a criminal for life, in the eyes of educators and employers. |
| For the Department to employ them, these educators will have to attend training courses to acquaint them with the new curriculum. |
