Synonyms for educational
ˌɛdʒ ʊˈkeɪ ʃə nled·u·ca·tion·al

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1. educationaladjective

   relating to the process of education

   "educational psychology"

   Antonyms:
   uninstructive

2. educationaladjective

   providing knowledge

   "an educational film"

   Antonyms:
   uninstructive

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1. List of paraphrases for "educational":

   education, pedagogical, teaching, educative, instructional, pedagogic, school, didactic, learning, educativa, éducatifs, academic, pédagogique, training, tutelary, instruction, educate, schooling, educating

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1. South Asian:

   Diversity and inclusivity isn't just an educational tool. It's our lives. It's how we love, and that's part of the struggle we've had over the past several decades. Just having to remind people that [ authors of color ] exist and are real and that our books have just as much mass appeal as a white author's.

2. Ryan Mauro:

   By showcasing its slavery, ISIS is boasting that it practices Islam in its most literal interpretation, doesn't capitulate to public opinion and rejects modern interpretations, it is also showing it has a functional Islamic educational system and therefore is a real caliphate. The timing of the announcement is significant as Ramadan is a time of year where Muslims are charged with rejuvenating their faith.

3. Maja Niksic:

   The elderly might benefit more from educational campaigns aimed at improving their understanding of potential symptoms of cancer, and, perhaps, differentiating these from other age-specific disorders, such as osteoarthritis, both groups( the underprivileged and the elderly) need to have affordable and appropriate transport options to reach health services.

4. Jerry Newton:

   They're essentially around the same age. They've spent 31 years in prison without one incident. They've taken every educational course they could get their hands on, it's a fair and just result to let them enjoy the remainder of their lives outside of prison.

5. Orla Doyle:

   Families with higher incomes are able to provide a cognitively stimulating environment for their children as they can purchase educational toys, books, and offer variety in the child’s life such as bringing them to museums, as well as purchasing better quality food which will also help their development, however, income is also a marker for underlying characteristics within the family.