"educational effectiveness" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to describe the effectiveness of a school's educational program or strategies. For example: "The school's educational effectiveness was evident in the high test scores from its students."
We considered the evidence on interventions for changing clinician behaviour, educational effectiveness of CME (CPD), and effective learning of EBM to produce a meaningful rank order of practical teaching and learning activities that are likely to be successful.
Yet when educational effectiveness reduces costs of special education or dropouts or police or prisons or unemployment, where do those savings go?
Although online formative assessments such as quizzes and practice examinations are becoming increasingly common in higher education, there is little formal evidence of their educational effectiveness and available data are both contradictory and inconclusive [ 12].
We excluded descriptive articles (defined as those that described a technology or process but did not assess its educational effectiveness), as well as dental, veterinary, podiatry and patient education articles.
The need to take into account a complexity of variables has long been recognised in the [school] educational effectiveness literature e.g., [ 61] but is less embedded in medical education.
For example, the task force found many positive reviews of community-based education and service (COBES), yet respondents emphasized that these programs' administrative and educational effectiveness needs to be further improved [ 11].
The errors — in the use of state tests — being made in the name of educational effectiveness and equity are egregious.
"In other words, about 90% of the difference in A-level attainment appears to be explained by students' ability rather than educational effectiveness".
On the one hand, the government has just published a review of efficiency in schools, urging more benchmarking and better data on spending and educational effectiveness.
His deep involvement with the Commission on Maximizing the Jewish Educational Effectiveness of JCCs transformed the JCC, making it a premier institution of Judaic engagement.
Ironically, while the educational effectiveness of computers is doubtful, good evidence suggests two other ways to spend money on schools that yield clear benefits.
