The phrase 'educational responsibility' is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone's duty or obligation to provide or complete education. For example, "The teachers had an educational responsibility to ensure that the students understood the lesson."
It states that, for every four children under the age of three or seven children over the age of three, the staff must include one educator with educational responsibility.
Of these, relatively few had progressed to a higher degree.>>> Concerning educational activities with students and postgraduate trainees (Table 1), approximately one fifth of respondents had educational responsibility for postgraduate education at any level only.
The remaining four fifths of respondents had undergraduate and postgraduate education roles and only five respondents reported having educational responsibility for undergraduates only.
"I think it's an abdication of educational responsibility".
"We have multiple constituencies in the district," he said, "and we have to balance educational responsibility with financial responsibility.
In the South, apart from supplying a meagre learning to pauper children, the states abstained from educational responsibility.
In many constituencies there was evidence of Nonconformist grievances against the Balfour-engineered education act of 1902 that had abolished the school boards, transferred educational responsibilities to the all-purpose local authorities, and laid the foundations of a national system of secondary education.
In his critique of the protests, Mr. Barzun accused the faculty of failing in its educational responsibilities and commitments to students.
Attention has rightly been paid to social media exchanges in which individuals with educational responsibilities spout conspiracy theories and "anti-western, anti-American and anti-Israeli sentiment".
Volunteer part-time faculty can help bolster the efforts of the faculty leaders (full-time and part-time) by taking on some of the dental student and/or resident educational responsibilities.
Martin Luther's pronouncements on the educational responsibilities of the individual had no doubt helped create that healthy public opinion that rendered the principle of compulsory school attendance acceptable in Prussia at a much earlier date than elsewhere.
