"educational enrichment" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe any kind of activity or program that is designed to help improve a person's education, such as classes that focus on literacy skills or learning a new language. For example, "The center offers educational enrichment classes for children during the summer months."
WEDNESDAY -- A black-tie dinner at the Rainbow Room will raise money for the Police Athletic League, which serves 70,000 children each year with educational enrichment, career counseling, employment training and homework help.
The event, at the Brunschwig & Fils showroom in the D & D Building, 979 Third Avenue (58th Street), will support after-school and educational enrichment programs for children in the southeast Bronx.
Professor Gerson and other sociologists saw something I had seen as well among my middle class acquaintances: a discomfort with center-based day care and even the term "day care," preferring terms like "educational enrichment" and, yes, preschool.
In an effort to harness the generosity without leaving the four children worse off when it subsides, the Cruz Family Trust has been established to use donations for the children's educational enrichment; for uncovered medical expenses; excess rent, if allowed; and purchases like school uniforms, lawyers said.
His big brother picks on him, his little brother gets away with murder, he loses his best friend to his "back-up" friend, his dad wants him to do outdoor activities and his mum insists on educational enrichment when he just wants to eat rubbish and play video games.
Discussing educational enrichment.
Strengthening the tertiary education industry gives rise to at least three benefits beyond increased university revenues: expertise and resource development in educational institutions; enrichment of the knowledge ecology from foreign graduates who remain in the US; and connections between this augmented American knowledge base and foreign graduates who return to their countries.
His charity, the Kobe and Vanessa Bryant Family Foundation, has helped millions of at-risk/disadvantaged kids and families in Los Angeles and beyond get the educational and cultural enrichment needed to build strong communities.
Innovative strategies such as flexible and family-friendly working practises, personal development, educational opportunities, job enrichment, and appropriate working hours can enhance motivation and improve performance.
There is a rich, diverse mosaic of programs, services and organizations that have intervened to create access to high-quality educational opportunities, provide academic enrichment and skill-building, ensure retention and college completion, and create career awareness and opportunities for African-Americans and other students of color.
To date, cognitive reserve has generally been conceptualized as the cumulative effect of lifetime intellectual enrichment, including educational and occupational attainment, literacy and cognitive leisure activities (Stern, 2009).
