The phrase "a lack of taught" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words, as "taught" is the past tense of "teach" and does not fit with "lack" in this context. An example could be: "There is a lack of taught skills in the curriculum."
Alternatives: "a lack of education" or "a lack of training."
In some design domains there is a lack of teaching tools from a learner-centred perspective.
It is not just poor teaching – or a lack of teaching – that can wreck a candidate's chances.
The universities minister David Willetts has repeatedly expressed concern about students "frustrated" by a lack of teaching time.
As the development of efficient semidefinite programming algorithms date from the early nineties, there is a lack of teaching experience in this field (at least when it is compared with other well established aspects of control theory).
Because of a lack of teaching, ifs University College said teenagers are being forced to turn to parents, the media, friends, and even social media accounts as sources to fill the gap.
"This is the problem, the system is not really improving because sometimes there is a lack of training for teachers and sometimes the training is not very adapted to the situation and there is a lack of teaching materials, so it's very difficult for teachers even to apply what they've been learning".
NSTA's survey found that many teachers feel unprepared for global warming skepticism because of a lack of teaching tools.
However, there are some problems in evolution education in Japan, such as using textbooks with outdated scientific theories and a lack of teaching material.
Out at the Wilma Flor school we found teachers clearly wanting to do better but held back, ironically, by a lack of teaching for themselves.
Twelve teachers either failed to respond to any further emails, did not use the module due to personal circumstances or a lack of teaching time, or failed to hand in the final post-intervention test results.
