The phrase "a commitment to educational" is not correct as it is incomplete.
It can be used in contexts discussing dedication or promise towards educational initiatives or values, but it needs to be followed by a noun, such as "educational excellence" or "educational reform."
Example: "The organization has a strong commitment to educational excellence in underserved communities."
Alternatives: "a dedication to education" or "a pledge to educational initiatives."
The analysis revealed that most of the courses were designed to prepare teachers with pragmatic skills and personal awareness, but not to prepare them in accordance with the key principles of multicultural education, such as critical consciousness and a commitment to educational equity.
The panel underscored the need for the U.S. government to make a commitment to educational programs that retain the Native American oral tradition, noting that indigenous people currently are struggling to preserve their native language.
Most Advisory Board members are from the School of Nursing, but faculty from other disciplines who exhibit a commitment to educational excellence also serve.
That model required deep collaboration, a commitment to educational resources for the public and an aquarium willing to take a risk.
Bestowed at the nonprofit organization's annual spring gala in March, the award recognizes individuals who demonstrate a commitment to educational excellence and have consistently served schools and the community at large through a variety of volunteer positions.
The Rhode Island School for the Deaf is a critical, strategic and responsive educational center with a commitment to educational excellence for children who are deaf or hard of hearing.
Ned had a lifelong commitment to educational issues, serving as a member and later president of the Board of Trustees of Collegiate School, a life Trustee of Pomfret School, and most recently a Director of the Bronx Charter School for Children in Mott Haven.
LCFEF Executive Director Marilyn Yang said the distinguished award honors individuals who've demonstrated an ongoing commitment to educational excellence through volunteer efforts on behalf of La Cañada public schools and the community at large.
Clinton has a long-standing commitment to educational issues; as First Lady of Arkansas, in 1983, she headed a committee to improve academic achievement among the state's public-school students.
What we need is a strong, national commitment to educational equality.
I give credit for that to a new Board of Education majority, a strong local tradition of commitment to educational excellence and a stubborn belief held by nearly all of the Roslyn school community in the value and the importance of public school education!
