educationalist
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- noun
- /ˌɛdʒʊˈkeɪʃənəlɪst/
- UK
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educador
- Since childhood is the most fruitful stage that prepares children and enables them to acquire various concepts and skills, it is advisable that educationalists and teachers work together and cooperate to develop such practices from the earliest stage, taking into account the advantage of using computer software as an amusing and didactic tool.
- educationalists and academicians
Now notice this, this negative here, not as Princess magistrates, prophets, fortune tellers, benefactors, educationalists and so on, but as pastors.
- Now notice this, this negative here, not as Princess magistrates, prophets, fortune tellers, benefactors, educationalists and so on, but as pastors.
Examples
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Many educationalists advocate for integrating technology into teaching methods to improve learning outcomes.
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Educationalists believe that educationalist collaboration enhances student engagement in the classroom.
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Hi Anne, if we look at teacher and educationalist blogs, then getting people to comment has always been hard.
Blog text (30) -
Question: Educationalists all over the world are troubled by the question of moral education.
Blog text (29) -
Generally, educationalists and academicians were late to become aware of its importance.
Academic text (2015) -
Educationalists all over the world are troubled by the question of moral education.
Blog text (29) -
Being aware of children's teaching methods, educationalists and teachers are obliged to invest in technology to achieve this goal.
Academic text (2011) -
Recent research has convinced educationalists that the social sciences curricula in schools occupy a central position in the socialization process of schoolchildren.
Academic text (2002) -
As an educationalist, there is a requirement not only to disseminate subject-specific knowledge but also to develop a capability to apply this knowledge-rich skill in the context of the chosen field.
Academic text (2007) -
The policies suggested by educationalists aim to address the varying needs of students in diverse environments.
Synonyms
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3.0
A person who teaches or helps others learn, often at school
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7.0
A person who studies and improves how people are taught in schools
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Surface Forms
Morphology
educationalist = educational (transparent) = educate + ional + ist
The addition of '-ist' to 'educational' clearly indicates a person specializing in education.
Etymology
Educationalist starts with education, from a Latin word meaning 'to bring up' or 'to lead out', and ends with -ist, a common ending for 'a person who studies or does' something. So an educationalist is a person who studies and works on the best ways to teach and bring up students.