The phrase "educational journal" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it to refer to a type of publication or publication format, such as, "The article was published in an educational journal."
Stories about Edchat have also appeared in every major educational journal.
According to the Bantu Educational Journal, only 5,660 African children in the whole of South Africa passed their Junior Certificate in 1962, and in that year only 362 passed matric.
The educational journal is appreciated all over the world as a high-quality and up-to-date source of information in the field of radiology.
That this latest article appears in so prestigious an educational journal is not a sign of new thoughts, but, possibly, broader acceptance in school administrative circles.
Daniel Frank is Principal of the Francis W. Parker School in Chicago and Executive Editor of the educational journal "Schools: Studies in Education".
This overview also illustrates that a wide range of other regions are represented, reflecting the growing international recognition of NDT Plus as an educational journal.
A short compilation of written comments submitted by workshop attendees is included in Supplementary File 5. A search of PubMed and educational journals demonstrated a lack of publications related to omics-based education, in spite of the availability of several courses at educational and industrial institutions.
His father, who is retired, owned the Bio-Medical InforManhattanrporation in Manhattan, a former publisher of medical and educational journals for physicians.
In all countries there are both general and specialist educational journals and newspapers; educational bodies of various kinds issue their own newsletters, broadsheets, and bulletins.
Studies investigating the effects of applying exploratory computerized environments and satisfying the above conditions were identified through a search of databases of ERIC, Educational Full Text (Wilson), Professional Development Collection, ProQuest Educational Journals, as well as Science Direct, and Google Scholar.
Shisan C. Chen (1894 1957) was an excellent geneticist (Fig. 1), who made outstanding contributions to research into the variation, evolution and heredity of goldfish and published many of his findings in scientific and educational journals.
