The phrase "a collection of lessons" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a group or set of educational materials or teachings gathered together for study or reference.
Example: "The course offers a collection of lessons designed to enhance your understanding of the subject matter."
Alternatives: "a series of lessons" or "a set of lessons".
The book, "It Worked for Me," is a "collection of lessons and personal anecdotes that have driven the four star-general and former Secretary of State's legendary career in public service," the publisher said.
In a future class, each group should compile their materials into an "interdisciplinary unit" – a collection of lessons that teach concepts in different subject areas that all revolve around one central topic or theme (in this case, their children's story).
Jeff Bercovici: Your new book, The Narrow Road, is a collection of lessons for would-be entrepreneurs.
This edited volume presents a collection of lessons learned with, and research conducted on, OpenStreetMap, the goal being to promote the project's integration.
I thought it prudent to try to gather this slurry into a collection of lessons best learned over the last three decades.
As such, the UK10K model is not intended to be taken as an example of recommended practice, but rather a collection of lessons learned that could prove useful to others undertaking a similar approach to data sharing.
Related: Our Resources: Abraham Lincoln and the Civil War is a collection of lesson plans, Times articles and multimedia features.
This week we've put together a collection of lesson ideas and resources to help teachers tackle bullying head on.
Earlier this year we published Second Amendment and Beyond: Pondering Gun Rights, Laws and Culture, a collection of lesson ideas and links to help students think about the issues.
So if you're looking for ways to engage your students about oceans, here's a collection of lesson ideas to help you.
This April, with the Trayvon Martin case, a school shooting in Ohio and the trial of Anders Behring Breivik in Norway all in the news, we published Second Amendment and Beyond: Pondering Gun Rights, Laws and Culture, a collection of lesson ideas and links to help students think about the issues, debate them, consider their history, and create personal projects on the topic.
