The phrase "alleviating educational" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the reduction of educational challenges or barriers.
Example: "The new policy focuses on alleviating educational disparities among underprivileged communities."
Alternatives: "reducing educational" or "mitigating educational".
In Brazil, among the major goals of former President Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva's presidency were alleviating poverty, improving educational opportunities for children, providing greater inclusion of the poor in society, and ensuring that "every Brazilian has food to eat three times a day".
In the face of growing economic inequality, rebalancing the wealth gap at global and national levels is key to alleviating health, educational and lifestyle inequalities — but could our respect for established hierarchies hinder a move toward fairer distribution?
The present study evaluated the efficacy of a nursing educational intervention in alleviating the level of parental anxiety in the parents of children who required heart surgery for the first time.
But from the moment Mr Gates set aside $126m for his new project in 2000, he was already focused on offering others opportunities: in the US, expanding IT and educational access; and abroad, alleviating extreme poverty and enhancing health care.
Hosted by the singer John Legend, who also has a foundation focused on alleviating poverty by improving education, and taped in April before an audience at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the show features teachers, students and educational reform advocates like Bill Gates.
Healthier mothers and children will then yield healthier educational achievements, and ultimately healthier labor markets, thereby alleviating poverty.
Reallocate resources from the tens of billions currently spent on nuclear arms to alleviating poverty, preventing and curing disease, eliminating hunger and expanding educational opportunities throughout the world.
Hoover also furthered the long-held Quaker interest in prison reform, alleviating prison overcrowding by building new penitentiaries and work camps, expanding educational opportunities for prisoners, and increasing the number of prisoners placed on parole.
The movement is also asking leaders for specific action to alleviate malnutrition, build up educational standards and opportunities, and expand Kenya's ongoing cash-transfer programme for the social protection of orphans and vulnerable children.
Can blended learning help increase access thereby alleviating some of the issues faced by our lower income students while resulting in improved educational equality?
