The phrase "educational dialogue" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a conversation or discussion aimed at learning or sharing knowledge.
Example: "The conference will feature an educational dialogue between experts in the field of environmental science."
Alternatives: "learning conversation" or "instructional discussion."
Often, while engaged in a broad educational dialogue about the forms in which students express what they know, educators have side-stepped the question of the content of students' understanding.
This will be achieved through educating others, and engaging citizens to participate and invest in Armenia's educational dialogue.
We show that this debate echoes a past controversy among postmodernists on the possibility of educational dialogue.
Indeed, by coming clean about ingredients and processes, winemakers might initiate an educational dialogue with the small percentage of consumers who would pay attention.
Threaded discussion environments are commonly used to support educational dialogue; however their interfaces do not directly support the private work that students do to interpret and prepare responses to public postings.
Contrasting notions of utility and equality subsequently framed much of the educational dialogue between Jewish leaders and the French authorities.
Making connections between dialogic teaching, educational linguistics and self-regulation research, this study argues that metatalk should be a key feature of pedagogies seeking to develop educational dialogues between peers, and should be included as part of a repertoire of effective classroom talk.
Learner's emotions were assessed in Muñoz et al. (2010), Muñoz et al. (2011) and Muñoz et al. (2011a) by analyzing the answers of the learner during the educational game dialogues.
The Center undertakes its mission through interdisciplinary research, advisory projects, multi-stakeholder dialogue, educational programs, and the development of resources and tools.
This dynamic, practical, educational aspect of dialogue is an essential element of ontological hermeneutics, and McDowell draws explicitly on it.
They shared Iftar dinners with us, arranged for us to stay in a hotel in Ramallah, prepared educational programming and dialogue sessions, and took us through tours of their campus and other parts of the West Bank.
