The phrase "educational discrimination" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any situation in which someone is treated unfairly due to their educational attainment or background. For example: "The organization actively works to combat educational discrimination in schools across the country."
The PKR is pushing for tougher anti-corruption measures, economic and electoral reforms, an end to detention without charge, judicial and media independence, and a reversal of institutionalised workplace and educational discrimination against Chinese and Indian minorities.
How ironic that this generation questions the need for affirmative action and reparations for slavery as it increasingly depends on assets and opportunities often gained during a time of greater economic and educational discrimination.
In places where schools lack working toilets, many girls drop out once they begin menstruating because of a lack of privacy, she said, causing a form of educational discrimination.
"Our objective is to demonstrate the problems of employment and educational discrimination against trans people.
Of all the forms of discrimination in China, educational discrimination is perhaps the most pervasive.
Educational discrimination, especially in a country such as America, is a tragedy.
These topics can be divided into three categories: general education needs; discrimination concerns regarding educational opportunities; and political policy.
Women in Kenya still suffer harsh economic privation, educational disparity, job discrimination.
applied research in such fields as regulation, criminal justice, environmental protection, educational policy, employment discrimination.
She spoke to groups across the country, lobbied politicians and published a handbook, "Know Your Rights," which offers guidance on insurance appeals, Social Security disability benefits, job discrimination, educational equity and housing discrimination.
While the report does recognise the huge levels of socio-economic deprivation, low educational attainment and discrimination some Muslims face, none of her recommendations tackle structural inequality.
