The phrase "a educative" is not correct in written English.
The correct form is "an educative" because "educative" begins with a vowel sound.
Example: "The documentary was an educative experience that taught us about the environment."
Alternatives: "an educational" or "a teaching".
Similar to the approach by Banerjee and colleagues, the psychoeducational intervention is intended to function as a an educative and collaborative exercise that can improve further treatment engagement [ 6].
The idea that it's an educative tool or a debating chamber.
"The play is a strange beast," says Icke, "and by taking it out of a theatre context you make it less like a lecture and less like an educative thing, and it can become much more internal, because you can really see the whites of Tobias's eyes.
The French government is hoping to change that, by providing "students traditionally underrepresented in study-abroad programs with an affordable opportunity to attend an educative program in France".
"Canteens have a public health mission and also an educative mission.
In an Australian context, Devlin (2006) outlined an educative approach which had been implemented at Swinburne University of Technology.
The Duke Divinity School Women's Center serves as both a healing place for women-identifying people and as an educative space for everyone in the Divinity School community.
It was an educative introduction to the politics of such negotiations at a time when Morch was learning fast.
The political classes have recognised for a generation, however they may play the politics, that there is an educative process involved here in reconciling people to diversity.
The BBC's powers as an educative tool were sketched out ("to have exploited so great a scientific invention for the purpose and pursuit of 'entertainment' alone would have been a prostitution of its powers and an insult to the character and intelligence of the people").
