The phrase "a mixture of teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a combination of different teaching methods, styles, or subjects in an educational context.
Example: "The course offers a mixture of teaching techniques, including lectures, group discussions, and hands-on activities."
Alternatives: "a blend of teaching" or "a combination of teaching".
We chose a mixture of teaching, non-teaching and Foundation Trust hospitals, and examples of each of the three electronic health record systems procured centrally by the NPfIT.
Although the nbDMARD-treated patients were recruited from a limited number of centres, both cohorts came from a mixture of teaching and non-teaching hospitals spread geographically across the UK.
After clinic, I have a mixture of teaching, radiotherapy planning and research, which take up about a third of my time.
For the academics based at Milton Keynes, life is very much that of the conventional academic, comprising a mixture of teaching and research.
To accomplish this, we may employ a mixture of teaching styles.
RMIT has set up what they're calling a "Blockchain Innovation Hub," which is a mixture of research, teaching programs, and general championing of the esoteric technology.
It has been demonstrated that a mixture of information giving, teaching and counselling should be used when educating patients [ 26].
It's a style developed at the pulpit, when the church was the only organisation independent of white supremacy, and combines charismatic delivery with a mixture of truism and teaching, parable and polemic.
Father Keenan performed a mixture of pastoral, administrative and teaching jobs in New Jersey, Buffalo, Boston and Washington; in the 1980's he set up two hospices in Boston and served as priest for 200 patients who were dying of AIDS.
31 Features of the courses including the teaching modalities employed and the core content covered are summarised in table 2. The majority of courses employed a mixture of didactic and experiential teaching methods.
She taught a mixture of children; some of their fathers were "over the wall" and some of them were prison warders.
