'educational culture' is correct and it can be used in written English.
For example, you could write: "Our school puts a lot of emphasis on creating and maintaining a positive educational culture."
CREs might be fairly good leaders but acting in a system that makes it difficult to be perceived as a leader of education and creator of the educational culture.
An educational culture obsessed with exams.
But as Hornby knows, in today's politically correct educational culture, that's not what would happen at all.
This is an educational culture massively focused on Stem achievement, and one that creates very high stress and anxiety.
Student subject evaluations are an important and long-standing part of MIT's educational culture.
Synthesizing instructional technologies and educational culture: Exploring cognition and metacognition in the social studies.
It is an attractive picture, and one that is already prompting editorials lauding Korean educational culture from abroad.
Authoritarian educational cultures do not encourage students to ask for help - much less express criticism - so official student feedback is often no more than bland approval, regardless of who is paying the fees; neither are universities' assurances of confidentiality likely to convince students from traditional and authoritarian educational backgrounds.
"You are talking about different educational cultures, different sexual cultures.
The positive gain of this "clash of educational cultures" was that it opened new ways for designing CATs and for assessment problems in general, which was also mentioned by Callingham (2008).
Initially, we chose Russia for it's communal educational culture--then started to scale internationally.
