educational television

American  

noun

1. television of informational or instructional content.

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Etymology

Origin of educational television

First recorded in 1950–55

Example Sentences

“No branch should be too strong,” Beshear said in a video aired Monday night on Kentucky Educational Television.

From Seattle Times

During his Monday night appearance on Kentucky Educational Television, Booker accused Paul of “blowing the dog whistle” on public safety and policing issues.

From Seattle Times

PBS, which for decades has been at the center of educational television for children, has little preschool programming depicting climate change.

From New York Times

With about a month left in the fall campaign, the Democratic challenger had the stage to himself during the half-hour candidate program on Kentucky Educational Television.

From Seattle Times

The shift to online classes, self-learning modules and educational television and radio programmes has proven extremely challenging for the country of more than 110 million where less than a fifth of households have internet access and many lack mobile devices.

From Reuters