educator at special educating facilities and at social service facilities

educator at special educating facilities and at social service facilities ("vychovávatel` v špeciálnych vĂ˝chovnĂ˝ch zariadeniach a v zariadeniach sociálnych služieb")

Janez Bleiweis - health educator

(e) Training of workers, scientists, educators and technical and managerial personnel;

Thanks to all these outstanding accomplishments, Dr Janez Bleiweis ranks as one of the most important doctors and health educators of his time.

(d) effective and appropriate training or sensitization and awareness programmes on tobacco control addressed to persons such as health workers, community workers, social workers, media professionals, educators, decision-makers, administrators and other concerned persons;

It is recommended that a mother stays at home until the child's third year, if she is truly a good, loving educator I don't find it difficult to spend all day with my children; that is nothing like martyrdom, that is a conscious decision.'

Analysis showed that mothers, or parents, are instructed by medical specialists, school teachers and educators.

And if rules are violated by young people, this by no means justifies the same behavior on the part of educators.

According to a presidential candidate interviewed for one issue, that is where the hope for the Slovenian family lies. Under the previous system, which pressured women to work while simultaneously devaluing woman's biological function, the family almost lost its place within the system of (traditional) values, she argues. Or is it a source of guilty conscience for a mother who in everyday life no longer knows how to remain a 'loving educator' while devoting herself to her career?

Educators obviously dismissed professional principles that require (just as in court) an understanding of circumstances before one can make a final judgment or condemnation.

The most often mentioned 'others' are doctors, grandparents, and educators in kindergartens, while alternative family structures involving children and adults are only rarely mentioned.

Women's magazines mostly address women as workers, housewives, wives, mothers, educators, and less frequently as business women, politicians, professors, managers, entrepreneurs, and emancipated or single, career women.

In shaping popular-scientific visions of the child's development, educators and reformers recognize the time loop which makes a child who is raised according to the currently valid professional discourse unsuitable for a future role as a parent which will be based on future theories that may have changed in the meanwhile.

It is dispersed and permeates all levels of social life. It becomes realized through everyday interpersonal relations, not only in public and in the areas of economy and politics, but also, and primarily, in privacy, within the family and sexuality, through the relationships between children and parents, husband and wife, educators and students, doctors and patients, employers and workers, clerks and customers and so on.

Relying on such institutions is a double-edged sword - it means not only that the family triangle composed of children and parents has been opened up to allow an expert to step in (e.g. 'What can children, parents, educators and medical professionals do to ensure the correct growth and maintenance of a healthy backbone?', a question posed in the supplement), but it also leads in the long run to a step by step expulsion of parents from this triangle.

This network would be formed by teachers or educators with experience in the area of European cooperation.