“Investing in education equates to investing in the future well-being of our society.”

“Members of the cult would receive education on a bizarre set of beliefs.”

“Will's education was both encyclopedic and eclectic.”

“Author and educator, Marvin Hoffman, teaches in a charter school affiliated with the University of Chicago.”

“Joel was chosen in recognition of his work as an author, educator, curator, and promoter of mineral collecting.”

“As a psychologist and educator, she was keenly aware of individual differences.”

“Her exceptional educatability allowed her to absorb knowledge quickly and excel in her studies.”

“They could argue that he cannot offer intellectual ideas on the matter because he is an educationist who speaks educationese.”

“Our report wended its way in educationese through various uncontroversial themes, as is typical of all educational curricular reports.”

“While we try to use educationese as little as possible in our stories, it's critical for us to understand to do our jobs.”

“They could argue that he cannot offer intellectual ideas on the matter because he is an educationist who speaks educationese.”

“As an educationist, her surmise is that literacy had failed to free women from their predicament of subordination.”

“This booklet attempts to bring the practising educationist into the picture, although some economists will also read it with interest.”

“The educationalist presented a comprehensive study on the impact of technology in the classroom during the educational conference.”

“Indeed most people know little about the historian, the sociologist, the educationalist, the writer, the journalist, the esthete, the artist.”

“William Johnson indeed secured a fame as educationalist that is recorded in the National Dictionary.”

“We need to know our children are receiving the very best care from professional educationalists.”

“The sooner educationalists use accessible and understandable terms, the more sensible their pronouncements will become.”

“The lesson from the current brouhaha is surely not that Scotland's exams must not be touched, but that educationalists got it completely wrong.”

“He called upon the educationists to join hands for formulating a strategy that benefits all rather than exceptionally a few.”

“The questions are kicked around by politicians, parents and educationists every August, but the students who take the exams have views too.”

“The gathering comprised the school's management committee members, governing council members, educationists, sportspersons, parents and others.”

“Younger cineastes owe it to themselves and their film educations to check out some of Al Pacino's early work.”

“All have specialised educations or training beyond the secondary school level and work together as a team.”

“Most Tanzanians with postsecondary educations speak both official languages fluently in addition to their tribal language.”

“Most of the money goes in salaries and allowances for teachers, or educators as they are now officially known.”

“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.”