The phrase "a mix of teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different teaching methods, styles, or subjects.
Example: "The course offers a mix of teaching that includes lectures, group discussions, and hands-on activities."
Alternatives: "a blend of teaching" or "a combination of teaching".
Elite schools dangle packages of financing, typically a mix of teaching assistantships and fellowships, to lure top students.
In addition, we purposefully aimed to include a mix of teaching status (teaching vs. nonteaching) and ICU types (open vs. closed) because these factors can influence nutrition practice [ 20, 25].
Instructor 3-MAL used a mix of teaching strategies in the classroom and, for the most part, her students' posttest scores align with those of Instructors 1-AL and 2-AL for topics taught with targeted active-learning activities and with those of Instructor 4-L for topics conveyed by passive lecture.
To facilitate achievement of the learning outcomes a mix of teaching and learning methods were incorporated including group discussions, short lectures, activities using food models and worksheets.
The three district general hospitals chosen for the study may not be representative of the whole population, and repetition including more centres with a mix of teaching, district general, and private hospitals would be desirable.
Maternity units practicing 'delayed cord clamping or other efforts to facilitate a placental transfusion' were identified from a UK national survey, 5 from which a purposive sample, chosen to give geographical spread, a mix of teaching and district general hospitals, and published expertise in the field, were selected.
The centre, which is celebrating its 25th anniversary, offers a mix of taught residential courses (weekend and week-long) as well as retreats without tutors where the focus is solely on writing.
Mrs. Obama had visited there earlier, speaking with the teachers and students, many of them from disadvantaged families, about the program's mix of teaching about farming, Hawaiian heritage and healthy diets.
As such, the 'Teaching Guide' places great emphasis on a mix of interactive teaching methods to stimulate active student participation, such as case-based learning, role plays, and group discussions.
The setting was urban Primary Care Team practices in two Canadian provinces identified by purposive sampling to obtain a mix of academic teaching practices and community non-teaching practices in different locations.
The Oxford New School – aka ONSchool – was to have offered a mix of subject teaching and project-based learning.
