"education actions" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to activities related to education, such as programs or initiatives designed to improve the quality of education. For example, "The government is implementing a range of education actions to ensure that all children receive the best possible education."
Following a brief summary of previous user education actions, the paper discusses French initiatives to improve initial and further training of HGV drivers with respect to driving in road tunnels.
To increase this percentage, three environmental education actions (distinguishing from each other by the way used to transmit the environmental information: paper, audiovisual or personal communication) have been designed, applied and evaluated their efficiency according to the amount of waste toys collected.
COPI index distribution comparisons showed that adolescents and young adults with disabilities had greater needs for preventive oral health care or oral health education actions than children (OR = 1.53, 95% CI = 1.39 1.69).
Dental hygiene was part of the health education actions promoted by the institution [ 38].
The WASH and WASH in Nutrition interventions complement health, nutrition, child protection and education actions.
A positive but inconsistent or moderate effect of education actions on adherence has been shown in heterogeneous studies of varying quality.
Some education action zones may experiment with transferring councils' functions to private contractors.
We accept the criticisms of our weaknesses in the Ofsted report and we are revamping our education action plan.
So, to recap: politicians have at various times cooked up schemes like superheads, beacon schools, education action zones, academies, academy chains and free schools.
Michelle Obama appeared on the big screen, urging all the global citizens to tweet about education action plans, and to attach the hashtag #LetGirlsLearn.
The trust was already working with the local education action zone to incorporate the performance into schoolwork, possibly with dance workshops and eventually a trip to Covent Garden.
