facilitator

A person who takes on such a role is called a facilitator.

"He tried to be a facilitator from the very beginning."

There have been problems with facilitators in other states, too.

Some facilitators include further questions such as "what is love?"

However, we can only be a facilitator of this peace.

Yet the drug alone, without the facilitator, had no effect on pain.

He was there as the facilitator of the meeting - nothing more.

Technology is the facilitator of this change, but not the cause.

"I just want to be a facilitator here," he said to the party on the other end.

Generally they work in a group facilitator type of role.

He moved toward the relationship and became a facilitator of healing.

Instead, the teacher's role should be that of facilitator and guide.

The facilitator sat back, content that he had asked an important question.

That was before he became a "facilitator" and went back to leaving me alone.

Why not have an outside person act as a facilitator to make the conversation more effective?

This, of all their roles, is most important for facilitators.

The mentors act as facilitators and provide a role model of a college student.

The teacher is seen more as a facilitator than a deliver of knowledge and information.

The facilitators were attached to the same women through out the training period.

She now works as a group facilitator at a domestic violence organization.

She said the parents' program still existed with a "new facilitator."

War in Afghanistan once again appeared as a facilitator of the trade.

However, the role of facilitator can only be successful if others perceive training as important.

Further, he has the ability to act as a facilitator between disparate groups.

He believes in the invisible hand, the director as facilitator.