"educational aim" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the specific goals or objectives of an educational program or activity. Example: The primary educational aim of this workshop is to improve participants' understanding of basic financial concepts.
Many educators and educational scholars have championed the educational aim of critical thinking.
It has no practical or educational aim, yet it knows what ordinary knowledge cannot seize.
The church's whole educational aim is to restore the sons of Adam to their high position as children of God.
whole educational aim is to restore the sons of Adam to their high position as children of God.
The educational aim of "free speech" is to advance dialogue and challenge set ways of thinking — not to stir up violence with needless provocation and publicity stunts.
Released last year both in album form and as a series of iPad apps, it presents an open-ended experience with a stealth educational aim.
Feminist philosophers of education often argue for the importance of educational aims typically excluded from the traditional male-oriented set.
These are educational aims long espoused by the tradition of liberal education, but they also must include core commitments that define professional preparation.
Once it has achieved its educational aims through appropriate research-based and empirically sound language-in-education policy implementation, then it can consider adding other world languages to its educational repertoire.
It is therefore important to make a clear distinction between educational aims or ideals on the one hand and the style of education on the other hand.
The challenge was to find a format that promoted rather than inhibited educational aims.
