teaching

teaching
noun
1 work/profession of a teacher
ADJECTIVE
▪ effective, good
▪ poor
▪ classroom
▪

a system that rewards good classroom teaching

▪ whole-class (BrE)
▪ individual, one-on-one (AmE), one-to-one (esp. BrE)
▪ collaborative, team
▪ formal, traditional
▪

the formal teaching of grammar

▪ creative
▪ school (usually schoolteaching when used on its own)
▪

secondary school teaching

▪ primary, secondary (both esp. BrE)
▪ college, undergraduate, university
▪ English, language, music, etc.
▪ student (= practical experience for people training to be teachers) (AmE)
VERB + TEACHING
▪ get into, go into
▪

He's going to go into teaching.

▪ promote
▪

The aim of the campaign is to promote the teaching of science.

TEACHING + NOUN
▪ method, strategy, style, technique
▪ aid, material, resource
▪

She used puppets as teaching aids.

▪ objective, point
▪

Write each teaching point on the whiteboard.

▪ ability, skills
▪ experience, qualification (BrE)
▪

Applicants must hold a recognized teaching qualification.

▪ job, post
▪ career
▪

Mr Murphy retired at the end of a 30-year teaching career.

▪ practice (= practical experience for people training to be teachers) (BrE)
▪ profession, staff
▪

They have left the teaching profession, demoralized and undervalued.

▪ assistant, fellow
▪

He served as a teaching assistant at South Dakota State University.

▪ duties, load, responsibilities, role
▪

Lecturers who have heavy teaching loads.

▪ centre/center, institution
▪ environment, situation
▪

a teaching environment where English is not the first language

▪ programme/program, session, year
▪

Work experience is integrated into the teaching programme/program.

▪

The teaching year runs from October to May.

▪ time
▪

Critics say that these tests waste teaching time.

▪ hospital
PREPOSITION
▪ in teaching
▪

I've been in teaching for ten years.

PHRASES
▪ an approach to teaching
▪

the modern approach to language teaching

▪ a method of teaching, a style of teaching
2 ideas and beliefs that are taught by sb
ADJECTIVE
▪ ancient, traditional
▪ official
▪

the official teaching of the Church

▪ fundamental
▪

the fundamental teachings of the Buddha

▪ biblical, church, moral, religious, social
▪ Buddhist, Christian, etc.
VERB + TEACHING
▪ follow
▪

He followed the teachings of the Bible on this subject.

▪ contradict
▪ accept, reject
▪ explain, interpret
▪ pass on, spread
▪

the disciples who passed on Jesus's teaching

▪ base sth on
▪

the great moral teachings on which our culture is based

PREPOSITION
▪ in the teaching
▪

the source of goodness in the teachings of Confucius

▪ teaching about, teaching on
▪

the Church's teaching on forgiveness


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  • teaching — teaching; mi·cro·teaching; …   English syllables

  • Teaching — Teach ing, n. The act or business of instructing; also, that which is taught; instruction. [1913 Webster] Syn: Education; instruction; breeding. See {Education}. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • teaching — index didactic, direction (guidance), discipline (field of study), doctrine, edification, education, experience ( …   Law dictionary

  • teaching — [n] education apprenticeship, book learning*, coaching, cultivation, culture, discipline, drilling, enlightenment, guidance, instruction, learning, reading, schooling, training, tutelage, tutoring; concepts 285,287,409 …   New thesaurus

  • teaching — [tē′chiŋ] n. 1. the action of a person who teaches; profession of a teacher 2. something taught; precept, doctrine, or instruction usually used in pl …   English World dictionary

  • teaching — /tee ching/, n. 1. the act or profession of a person who teaches. 2. something that is taught. 3. Often, teachings. doctrines or precepts: the teachings of Lao tzu. [1125 75; ME teching. See TEACH, ING1] * * * Profession of those who give… …   Universalium

  • teaching */*/*/ — UK [ˈtiːtʃɪŋ] / US [ˈtɪtʃɪŋ] noun Word forms teaching : singular teaching plural teachings 1) a) [uncountable] the job of a teacher a career in teaching go into teaching (= become a teacher): I d like to go into teaching. language/English/history …   English dictionary

  • teaching — teach|ing W2S2 [ˈti:tʃıŋ] n [U] 1.) the work or profession of a teacher ▪ She s thinking of going into teaching (=becoming a teacher) . language/science etc teaching ▪ criticisms of English teaching in schools the teaching profession teaching… …   Dictionary of contemporary English

  • teaching — teach|ing [ titʃıŋ ] noun *** 1. ) uncount the job of a teacher: a career in teaching go into teaching (=become a teacher): I d like to go into teaching. language/English/history etc. teaching: Museums and historic buildings are important… …   Usage of the words and phrases in modern English

  • teaching — n. 1) practice, student teaching 2) team teaching 3) health teaching 4) (misc.) to go into teaching * * * [ tiːtʃɪŋ] student teaching (misc.) to go into teaching health teaching practice team teaching …   Combinatory dictionary

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