"educational models" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to different strategies or approaches for teaching and learning. Example: "The school is exploring different educational models to improve student engagement and academic performance."
Irrespective of the specific design domain, traditional educational models in design education are based upon the replication of professional-task performance.
Emerging technologies are leading to a rethink informal education and giving rise to new educational models, especially at university level.
Community based education programs employing a variety of educational models have been introduced.
Findings suggest that the preferable educational models for contemporary and future nursing education are process rather than content-based.
Having highlighted one of the major crises facing humanity as one of education, Vlavianos-Arvanitis has called for new educational models which will address the future sustainability of life.
A proliferation of educational models has been one of the strongest parts of American education; the conversation between these models has led to new innovations and intellectual achievements.
With regard to the other educational models proposed, they were more frequently voted for than the two-level education model.
No country should aim to replicate the educational models of others.
Dr. Weikart next studied different educational models for preschools, settling on one that emphasized social and emotional development.
Unfortunately, so far neither Muslim communities nor educational policymakers have shown interest in developing such alternative educational models.
Things have changed tremendously since my last visit in 2006 and while the UK still leads the way in terms of educational models, we must stay ahead of the curve or soon be left behind.
