educational

educational
educational [‚edjʊˈkeɪ∫ənl]
1. adjective
[system, needs, toy, TV programme] éducatif ; [establishment] d'enseignement ; [standards] de l'enseignement ; [theory] de l'éducation ; [method, material] pédagogique
• educational qualifications diplômes mpl
• falling educational standards la baisse du niveau de l'enseignement
2. compounds
► educational park noun (US) complexe scolaire et universitaire
► educational psychologist noun psychopédagogue mf
► educational psychology noun psychopédagogie f
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[ˌedʒʊ'keɪʃənl]
adjective
1) [establishment, method, system] d'enseignement; [developments] de l'enseignement; [standards, supplies] School scolaire; University universitaire
2) (instructive) [game, programme, value] éducatif/-ive; [experience, talk] instructif/-ive

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