The phrase "a method of teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing different approaches or techniques used in educational settings.
Example: "The school implemented a new method of teaching that focuses on interactive learning."
Alternatives: "an approach to education" or "a teaching strategy".
Is exposing your children to wine at the table a method of teaching responsible drinking?
Timbalooloo is a method of teaching music fundamentals to children, developed by the clarinetist Oran Etkin.
An obscure Greek philosopher who pioneered a method of teaching in which sensitive topics are first posed as questions then evaded".
The name of the band came from eurhythmics, a method of teaching music developed by Émile Jaques-Dalcroze, which Lennox encountered at her non-Steiner school, rather than eurythmy, the movement art and therapy associated with the Steiner movement.
A method of teaching fifth-grade math that has been rigorously shown to be highly effective for the students and teachers in one school district may well not work for the students and teachers in another.
He graduated from the Universidad Nacional Experimental de Las Artes in Venezuela, where he received a degree in music after studying conducting with José Antonio Abreu, the founder of El Sistema, a method of teaching music to the poorest children in Venezuela.
The research team face a number of challenges in developing the intervention, including integrating a new method of teaching into an existing curriculum, facilitating effective patient involvement and identifying suitable outcome measures.
Most of the college and university professors follow a lecture method of teaching which involves delivering a lecture where the instructor speaks and the student sits for a prolonged period of time in the classroom.
Get some gardening gloves so you can regularly rotate the heap to let oxygen in; this is a great method of teaching children the joys of recycling in a hands-on way.
We have to teach them in a way that encourages them and makes them feel that this is a good method of teaching and is better than the other methods".
Eliot demurred (he liked his job at the bank), but Richards and other Cambridge academics, including Richards's student William Empson, and even Richards's rival F. R. Leavis, found in Eliot's books the template for a new method of teaching English.
