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Normally not. g. if it is a formal job title (not merely a description of what someone does).
- Normally not.
- g.
- if it is a formal job title (not merely a description of what someone does).
- What definitely does need a capital letter, at the start, is your question.
- It also needs a question mark at the end, as well as quotes around the word "educator" (or italic font).
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Normally not. In some special cases it might, e.g. if it is a formal job title (not merely a description of what someone does).
What definitely does need a capital letter, at the start, is your question. It also needs a question mark at the end, as well as quotes around the word "educator" (or italic font).
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