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Educational interventions are planned, structured actions introduced to improve specific educational processes or outcomes for defined learners, groups, or settings [1][2][3]. They are designed with explicit objectives, implementation procedures, and evaluation criteria, and may target learning achievement, engagement, attendance, behavior, or instructional quality [1][2]. Educational interventions are characterized by intentional change mechanisms (e.g., tutoring, pedagogical redesign, targeted supports), a clear theory of action, and measurable indicators of effect [2][3]. In research and practice, the term refers to purposeful actions beyond routine instruction that are implemented and assessed to determine effectiveness, feasibility, and potential scalability under specified educational conditions.