educator
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| —n | |
| 1. | a person who educates; teacher |
| 2. | a specialist in education; educationalist |
| 3. | (in South Africa) a school teacher |
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The unorthodox, uncredentialed teacher is contrasted with a cruel-but more respected-educator.
Walking the fine line between educator and advocate poses a challenge for any curator organizing a project such as this one.
Yeah, being a geology and astronomy educator that kinda stuff sticks with you.
The same as my present life: entertainer, business entrepreneur, educator.
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