Discussion
As a.................., an educator is in a position to profess substantive beliefs about the meaning and value of education.
Answer: C
The answer is professional.
The sentence plays on the root of the word: to be a professional is to profess, to declare publicly a body of beliefs and knowledge and to act on them. As a professional, the educator has a considered view of what education means and why it matters, and is in a position to state and defend those substantive beliefs, not just to deliver content.
An expert has specialised knowledge of a subject, a resource person supplies information or materials when called on, and a counsellor helps individuals with their problems. None of these roles carries the sense of professing beliefs about the meaning and value of education.
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