The phrase "a challenge to educate" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the difficulties or obstacles involved in the process of educating someone or a group.
Example: "The new curriculum presents a challenge to educate students effectively in a rapidly changing world."
Alternatives: "a difficulty in teaching" or "an obstacle to learning".
As a result, it is a constant challenge to educate new immigrants and minimize cultural clashes, said the superintendent, Jason P. Friedman.
In general, pharmacists in all three countries felt that it was a professional challenge to educate customers about the generic substitution system.
After a year of criticism and allegations around fake news, censorship, and bias, Facebook's CEO Mark Zuckerberg is using his yearly challenge to educate himself on the needs and problems of his users around the United States.
It will be other challenge to educate and update clinicians about the importance of clinical lipidomics in understanding of disease diagnosis and pathophysiology and patients about the meaning of lipidomic profiles.
"There was not much written on the subject at the time," she said, "so it was challenging to educate people and find recruits".
Sheila Burgess, director of highway safety in the state's Executive Office of Public Safety, said it was challenging to educate the public on the importance of seat belt use in a densely populated state with several news media markets.
As technology becomes more available, physicians are challenged to educate themselves and new generations of health providers in the usage of bedside portable ultrasonography.
While they did find it challenging to educate enough of their own community members to be midwives, nurses, doctors, and trained pharmacists, they did not ask for readymade expat alternatives.
Challenges of getting to school Officially opening the new school year in the village, Ms Lamis Al-Alami, the Palestinian Authority's Minister of Education, stressed the challenges to educating every child.
