Significados de educationalist en inglés

The glitter-eyed psychiatrist, the clever sociologist, the resentful, froth-mouthed educationalist, the antiseptic parents-

He revived St. John's College and gained fame as an educationalist.

Someone who's done a lot of thinking in this area is educationalist Roger Slee.

If there's a distinguished Liberal Democrat educationalist, great.

One objector, a former Auckland educationalist, questioned this.

Thomas W. was a prominent and successful educationalist.

Schools and teachers need to change the way they operate, according to British educationalist Sir John Jones.

An educationalist says Treaty Settlements have been a double-edged sword, with both good and negative aspects to them.

Anecdotal evidence suggests some schools actively discourage poorer pupils and Travellers from enrolling, a leading educationalist has said.

Chaired by broadcaster and educationalist Ms Teri Garvey, it is due to have its first meeting in January.

Wired on Friday: The educationalist Alan Kay sits behind an ultraslim laptop and begins the same old talk.

Former nun and educationalist, now a motivational speaker and celebrant, who is touring her solo show around NZ.

Kilmarnock Enterprises was founded by Christobel Robinson, an educationalist who felt there were few work opportunities for disabled pupils.

One of its officers referred to him as "a provincial educationalist", apparently a very lowly title indeed.

I am not an educationalist.

He said, as a medical educationalist, he was heavily involved in the recruitment and retention of Māori in health programmes.