The phrase "educational place" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a location or institution that provides education or learning opportunities. Example: The new library is not only a great place to study, but also an important educational place for the community.
While these tasks have their educational place, they contribute little to the development of independent learning.
"I always thought it could be an educational place," said Mr. Ellsworth, 52, of Avon.
About witnessing the birth of a calf while growing up on a farm (such is the book's Midwestern ambience), he recalls: "A farm can be an educational place.
Few will be able to pay the full cost on their own, and, without a safe and educational place for their children, many won't be able to keep working.
It's a fun and educational place that brings the "Bristol sessions" to life through displays that allowed me to add vocals in a recording booth and play with recording desk sliders to create a mix for a song.
It's a very educational place.
Between zoos and the wealth of libraries that present education to the child, to the wealth of more fun and educational places, to the few (non-Disney/Universal places), there's actually a wealth of stuff to do with the kids just in Orlando alone.
"Lebanon has agreed to find educational places for these children," Brown said.
Our own universe has a finite number of jobs, a finite number of educational places and a requirement by the inhabitants to have shelter and food.
The answer is there needs to be more vocational training, there needs to be more support, more educational places for kids with autism and there needs to be more support generally.
From South Africa to India, many countries have "affirmative action" policies, with the aim of correcting past wrongs by allocating a disproportionate share of jobs or educational places to groups that apparently need a leg up.
