The phrase "educationally relevant" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing materials, content, or experiences that are pertinent to education or learning.
Example: "The curriculum is designed to include only educationally relevant topics that enhance student understanding."
Alternatives: "pertinent to education" or "relevant to learning."
It says these areas should be embedded "explicitly, and only where educationally relevant, in the mandatory content of the curriculum" rather than being seen as themes across the board.
Many of the new programs are more thoughtful and educationally relevant than earlier generations of this software, which tended toward mechanical review and drill, sometimes accompanied by punishing boos and whistles when the child made a mistake.
Effective connected learning considers the affordances of the technological tool as well as how that tool can be integrated in ways that are educationally relevant and appropriate to the curriculum.
Together, in a study conducted in the same participants using similar task and acquisition parameters, the results reveal the neural substrates of these educationally relevant cognitive skills in typical participants in the context of age/experience.
On the other hand, education may contribute by helping neural scientists flame the kinds of questions that should be asked to generate a body of research information about the brain that is educationally relevant.
To further its aim of having a student body that is "meritorious and diverse in a variety of educationally relevant ways," the university admits the rest of its students through individual assessments, with race being one in a long list of factors, including grades and activities.
Furthermore, a meta-analysis of all findings from behavioural genetics, i.e. not just for educationally-relevant traits, also suggests a complex picture with heritability, shared environment and non-shared environmental factors all playing an important role in explaining human behaviour (Haworth et al. 2011; Branigan et al. 2013; Polderman et al. 2015).
Despite remaining almost unreferenced and unnoticed in the literature, the works of Reissner and Ishlinskii in connection with this specific stability problem are educationally instructive and practically relevant.
The three year training will usually consist of working in a general practice for 18 months under the supervision of a trainer, and in educationally approved hospital posts relevant to the work of a general practitioner for the remaining time.
Educationally, you'll no longer be spoonfed all the relevant information required to write good essays or pass exams.
Accordingly, contemplating a career in radiology and building a portfolio of relevant experience must begin as an undergraduate, a process that requires adequate radiology exposure not only clinically, but also educationally and in a research context.
