teaching
teach·ing (tē′c̸hiŋ)
noun
- the action of a person who teaches; profession of a teacher
- something taught; precept, doctrine, or instruction: usually used in pl.
Preposition: of
- phonics: The original research was based on a comparison between two slightly different approaches to the teaching of phonics.
- mathematics: The emphasis was on the teaching of mathematics in secondary schools but there are links relevant to the PhD crisis.
Converse of object
- enhance: Each page is laid out in the same way with a range of features that enhance the teaching of handwriting.
Adjective modifier
- biblical: What are we to say about the dating of these fossils in the light of biblical teaching?
- undergraduate: The Division plays a major role in the organization and delivery of undergraduate teaching in Clinical Medicine for the undergraduate medical curriculum.
- false: Secondly, the priests had " caused many to stumble " by their false teaching ( 2.8 ).
- face-to-face: Open learning is inherently neither more nor less expensive than face-to-face teaching.
- research-led: His interests cover curricula development, output-driven learning, research-led teaching and assessment strategy.
- formal: They took up their posts in January 1992 in order to introduce the formal teaching of the language in schools.
Modifies a noun
- assistant: In many schools recognition of the role of teaching assistants already exists.
- profession: The status of the teaching profession has not been enhanced by teacher unions pretending otherwise.
- method: Teaching methods Lectures 20 hours, tutorials 4 hours.
- staff: Teacher members of the school's teaching staff, elected by the teachers.
- material: The Met Office produces some excellent teaching materials on the weather.
- hospital: Setting The Emergency Department of a large teaching hospital in South-East England.
Noun used with modifier
- small-group: Instead, ReLaTe is focused particularly at small-group teaching and tutorials, where there is much more of a two-way interaction.
- postgraduate: For those involved only in postgraduate teaching and supervision the contents of the course address few of the teaching situations they will face.
- Buddhist: In this book he skilfully and poetically explains the Four Noble Truths, the Noble Eightfold Path and other basic Buddhist teachings.
- language: On the surface, the lecture is not a teaching method that lends itself easily to language teaching.
- mathematics: The 11-18 curriculum for secondary school mathematics teaching is very extensive and thus the program is demanding.
Nothing is more difficult than to determine what a child takes in, and does not take in, of its environment and its teaching. This fact is brought home to me by the hymns which I learned as a child, and never forgot. They mean more to me almost than the finest poetry, and they have for me a more permanent value, somehow or other.
What matters is not what any individual thinks, but what is true. A teacher who does not equip his pupils with the rudimentary tools to discover this is substituting indoctrination for teaching.
Teaching is not a lost art, but the regard for it is a lost tradition.
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