The phrase "educational concept" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when you are referring to a broad idea, theory, or notion related to the field of education. For example, "My research focuses on the educational concept of experiential learning."
(P2) Regardless of educational concept (e.g. traditional education, problem-based learning) or the specific function of assessment (e.g. learning tool, licensing decisions), the quality of assessment programmes was framed in terms of fitness for purpose.
In addition, this paper aims to verify what kind of safety education should be provided through the new educational concept of "Education for Sustainable Development ESDSustainable Development ESD
"We're just bringing an educational concept".
Great MIT with its advanced educational concept is a present to the human race!
The training should include well-defined learning objectives and an educational concept with a central emphasis on communication skills training.
The article deals with an educational concept in the field of experimental flight systems and applied flight control.
One of the tasks of the philosophy of education, accordingly, has been the elucidation of key educational concepts, including the concept of education itself, as well as related concepts such as teaching, learning, schooling, child rearing, and indoctrination.
Since there is no official statistics available, the objective of this study is to compare the results of the final written, oral and practical exams of different nursing education institutions with an additional focus on different educational concepts.
These programs are based on educational concepts developed through WIZE (Wildlife Inquiry through Zoo Education), a program developed by Bronx Zoo educators.
Unlike Microsoft's Tutor, "Big Thinkers" doesn't teach educational concepts directly.
Few studies have investigated the basic (core) educational concepts that are essential to understanding viral hepatitis.
