The phrase "a question of educational" is not correct in English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks proper context or structure.
Example: "This is a question of educational policy that needs to be addressed."
Alternatives: "a matter of education" or "an issue of educational concern".
"It is a question really of educational policy, not a matter of redressing past social injustices," Mr. Bollinger said yesterday in a telephone interview.
"What matters is the question of educational benefit, yet it appears that this report is undermining that focus and I have no doubt this will be a matter of great concern to parents and teachers across Scotland".
By answering the question of educational attainment, participants were coded as university degree, high school, junior high school, or primary school or equivalent.
Given assessment objectives should reflect educational objectives the key question of educational impact is whether the CASC will or can drive learning and skills that are needed to be an effective senior Psychiatrist.
Finally, the paper finds that the DCF valuation method of the early viewers (mining engineers/managers) was still being applied in the British coal industry in the modern era, suggesting that for one major industry at least, the absorption of DCF within the domain of modern accounting practice was primarily a question of tradition and not just an educational innovation of the 1960s.
Questions of educational comfort are slippery.
It will take all of us working together to bring knowledge to bear on critical questions of educational policy and practice.
We have also indicated that the answer to the question of indoctrination will resolve the question whether a program of educational aid "subsidizes" religion, as our religion cases use that term.
Third, since we observe the transition into upper secondary education for a single school-leaver cohort only, the question of whether educational aspirations raise and fall with changes in the opportunity structures cannot be addressed.
