"educational source" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it whenever you are referring to something that provides education or knowledge, such as a book or website. For example, "This website is a great educational source for learning about local history."
Another Web site scheduled to start this spring, LearningResourceNetwork.net, aims to create a broad educational source for parents and teachers.
The filmmakers of ARP remain convinced that poetry, sexual as it is, [from] filmmaker Gaspar Noé, will remain a better educational source than that of porn debauchery permanently available on the internet".
It's this ability of fan fiction to push against broad presentations of sex and gender that makes it such a popular educational source.
Although many medical students used Wikipedia as an educational source, students who used non-peer reviewed Internet-based sources such as Wikipedia had lower knowledge scores [ 73].
Notably, students who referred to infectious disease specialists, pharmacists, or IDSA guidelines as the sources of educational information had statistically significant higher knowledge scores compared with students who did not use those resources, whereas students who referred to Wikipedia as the educational source had lower knowledge scores [ 73].
Radiologists can use online social networking not only to enhance their communication and collaboration with peers, but also to retrieve relevant information that can help in decision-making, for quick access to educational sources, and to facilitate communication and the exchange of information used in research.
These memorials — even if they mark distant events — still evoke empathy, and they generally house archives and artifacts that provide rich educational sources for visitors and scholars.
The books and subsequent spin-off materials are intended to pique young children's interest in history via short, factually based but humorously told anecdotes highlighting aspects of the subject not usually covered in more traditional educational sources.
C. What educational sources do you use to inform your practice?
In our research, health providers and other educational sources were rarely mentioned as the source of information on contraception.
Because hospitals are complex institutions, the development of more effective educational sources, such as face-to-face and one-on-one educational sessions provided by physicians, is required.
