educationese造句

• "Don't use educationese, management mumbo-jumbo or therapists'words,"
• But the school district can't keep explaining away those dropouts in the alphabet soup of educationese.
• I often think of these utilitarian vessels and want to label them Journalese, Sportscasterese, Educationese and Reviewerese.
• In that sense, he said, one virtue of the worst educationese is that even educators refused to take it seriously.
• So here is this well-laureled scholar in his retirement poring over thick volumes of educationese churned out by Vermont's curriculum experts.
• That simply is not English, but it is fairly standard educationese, wooly as a mammoth and no more comprehensible than the honking of a goose.
• But Crew also has a tendency to pad his speech with a puzzling strain of " educationese " that can convey little to the lay listener.
• Crew concedes that he must also do a better job of communicating to parents, teachers and students what he hopes to accomplish, avoiding the pitfalls of the educationese into which his speech has often lapsed.
• David Tyack, a professor of education and history at Stanford University, points to the calls for turning schools over to private businesses or the vogue for tough-minded dictates in the form of utopian national goals as every bit as suspect as the hazy educationese.