The phrase 'education tools' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to objects or resources to help with educating, such as a book, website, or program. For example: "I use a variety of education tools to help my students learn math."
Educational sciences consist of sub-discipline titles such as "education methods", "teaching techniques", "educational environment", "education tools" and "educational psychology".
The Smart Riverside facility in Riverside, California, collects reusable "waste" and converts it into hands-on education tools.
He called Apple's new education tools "revolutionary," because they give users the ability to create and share books easily.
Their education tools, based on a thorough research of learning patterns in D.S. children, are incredibly useful.
Gerber said delegates would be taught skills including writing submissions and reports for United Nations human rights bodies, applying for grants to develop education tools, and community organising.
We know adults learn in a different manner than kids so we need to get education tools designed to the adults who still have 10 years/20 years of production.
Cathy N. Davidson, a professor of English and interdisciplinary studies at Duke University, is answering readers' questions about how to find and use Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and other online continuing education tools.
While specialized education tools have long played an important role in the classroom, some of the most commonly used gadgets and Web sites have become teaching tools of choice at business schools like Essec and elsewhere.
This week's Ask an Expert features Cathy N. Davidson, a professor of English and interdisciplinary studies at Duke University, who will answer questions about how to find and use Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) and other online continuing education tools.
