The phrase "ideological education" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the process of teaching and promoting certain beliefs, values, and principles to individuals, typically within a political or social context. Example: The government's emphasis on ideological education in schools has sparked controversy among parents who feel it is biased and limits students' critical thinking skills.
Chávez had solidified his ideological education in prison.
Unlike most recent politburo members he has a doctorate in law and ideological education.
The family fled the country when the Nazis seized the palace, turning it into an ideological education and indoctrination office.
IN Beijing in July 1989, our school term ended not with summer holidays but with a weeklong ideological education session.
From a young age, she received a "strong ideological education" from Colonel Tetzlaff, an army officer at a secret detention center.
A new clause directs the centres to teach the Mandarin language and provide occupational and legal education, as well as "ideological education, psychological rehabilitation and behaviour correction".
The organisation's Zaid Muhammad wants to build an alternative: "Our aim now is to build a generation through non-ideological education.
His fight is with the uncritical, ideological religious education inculcated in Saudi society.
Moreover, as Jones points out, in socialist countries "the significance of the state goes well beyond its status as an employer, for the state shapes the general environment in which all occupations operate," including political and ideological environments, education, and all other aspects of professional work (Jones 1991, ix).
Mr. Ahmadinejad's main patron, Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, and their bully boys in the Basij militias and the paramilitary Revolutionary Guards have also opened an ideological re-education campaign designed to reimpose the austere religious fundamentalism of the Islamic Republic's early years.
Political prisoners are subjected to widespread abuses, including forced ideological re-education, extended solitary confinement, and the denial of medical treatment for serious illnesses.
