"educative role" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a role that has the purpose of educating or teaching. For example, "Throughout this school year, teachers have taken on an even more crucial and important educative role in their students' lives due to the pandemic."
Online tests have an immense potential to play an important educative role in student learning in higher education despite the challenges and issues associated with their use.
The educative role of military service was underlined by a marked improvement of military schools.
Over the past few years a majority of the more worthwhile programmes in every field have originated on BBC2, and the coloured bait could be used to hook a mass audience and fulfil a genuinely educative role.
To that end, in his other, educative, role at the film institute, Copti says he has visited every school in Qatar to plant the idea of filmmaking in young children's minds.
A federal anti-corruption body would save millions of dollars in federal funding, restore public confidence and play an important educative role, according to Dio Wang, the chair of the Senate committee looking into the establishment of such a body.
Clark – who was director from 1934-45 – went on to become a celebrated populariser of the classical art canon with his television series Civilisation (1969), but Penny's approach to his educative role as the nation's Grand Conservator seems far more nuanced.
Although the literature on the benefits of engaging pediatric caregivers in physician assessment and education is limited, studies on adult patient involvement have shown that they enjoy it, experience increased self-confidence, and view their educative roles as therapeutic [ 3– 5].
The early meetings serve an educative purpose.
Arguably, the hate placards serve an educative purpose concerning the perverse values of those behind them.
Origen used two metaphors for the world: it is a school and a hospital for souls, with God as Teacher and Physician, in which suffering plays both an educative and healing role.
However, this parent-educative aspect of clinicians' role is rarely articulated in the literature so little evidence exists to inform professionals' parent-teaching interventions.
