The phrase "educational policies" is correct and can be used in written English.
For example: "The school board is currently discussing changes to their educational policies."
According to educational policies, entrepreneurship education undergoes a further expansion phase in order to include wider populations of trainees.
Findings will potentially have important implications for the practice of family medicine, medical education and health and educational policies.
The results of our study will potentially have important implications for the practice of family medicine, medical education, and health and educational policies.
Based on the idea of natural experiment, our study quantitatively assesses the influence of the quality of urban compulsory education on housing prices, and tests whether the related educational policies significantly affect the capitalization effect of education.
Documents on educational policies and research reports on girl child education were consulted.
The British educational policies segregating the different races — providing minimal public education for Malays, and leaving non-Malays to their own devices — did not help matters.
And his educational policies had such a conservative bent that William J. Bennett, President Reagan's education secretary, inscribed a book in 1987 to "the Democrat who makes sense".
Educational policies angered the small but influential Christian community.
Their social and educational policies are admirable, as is their meritocracy.
Economic and educational policies favoured Afrikaners, who became increasingly urbanized and less economically disadvantaged.
His aides said he was not looking to overturn all of Mr. Bloomberg's educational policies.
