Meanings of educationist in English

In the real world an educationist and chronic optimist tried to fantasise.

The educationist must find a creed and teach it.

He is Minister of Education and is really an educationist, having been Vice-Chancellor of Sheffield University when given the appointment.

I am an educationist.

The Educational Inspector, a very keen, thoughtful and competent educationist, was a disappointed man, like so many of his Service.

But the veto of the new educationist is like the veto of the House of Lords; it does not pretend to be representative.

Two of his disciples were members of the royal family; and Marquis Chao regarded him with favor, as the foremost educationist in the state.

Honest, solemn reader, ardent food reformer, keen educationist, clear-headed moralist, practical-minded housewife, I tell you frankly there is no moral to this little episode.

Real educationists have to resist a kind of roaring cataract of culture.

Educationists & school reformers want to mold character, rather than the minds of children.

In modern practice the free educationists forbid far more things than the old-fashioned educationists.

The popular educationists would say that they had the far nobler idea of turning out citizens.

Like other educationists, she knew this indicated to middle-class parents that these were the desirable schools.

So the Christian view of mankind is much more hopeful than that of mere educationists or moralists.

That is the hard task before educationists in this special matter; they have to teach people to relish colors like liquors.

Let earnest "educationists" assiduously preach