The primary goal of educational finance is to provide financial resources to educational institutions so that they can operate effectively and provide quality education to students.

Corporate sponsorships are not a common source of educational funding, as they typically provide only a small portion of the total funding required by educational institutions.

Educational sustainability refers to the ability of an educational system to continue operating in the long term, while meeting the needs of current and future generations of students.

Reducing the number of students enrolled in schools is not a strategy for ensuring the sustainability of educational systems, as it would lead to a decline in the overall quality of education.

Educational budgeting is the process of allocating financial resources to different educational programs and activities, in order to achieve the desired educational outcomes.

Surplus of financial resources is not a common challenge faced by educational finance systems, as most systems struggle to meet the demand for funding.

Program evaluation is the process of evaluating the effectiveness of educational spending, by assessing the outcomes of educational programs and activities.

Sale of educational materials is not a common source of revenue for educational institutions, as it typically generates only a small portion of the total revenue required.

Educational finance management is the process of managing the financial resources of an educational institution, in order to ensure that they are used effectively and efficiently.

Increasing the number of students per class is not a common strategy for improving the efficiency of educational spending, as it can lead to a decline in the quality of education.

Educational equity is the process of ensuring that educational resources are distributed fairly and equitably, so that all students have an equal opportunity to succeed.

Surplus of qualified teachers is not a common challenge faced by educational finance systems in developing countries, as most countries struggle to recruit and retain qualified teachers.

Educational fundraising is the process of raising funds for educational purposes, from a variety of sources such as governments, corporations, and individuals.

Corporate loans are not a common type of educational loan, as they are typically not available to students or educational institutions.