The phrase "a system of teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing educational methods, frameworks, or approaches to instruction.
Example: "The school implemented a new system of teaching that focuses on student-centered learning."
Alternatives: "an educational framework" or "a teaching methodology."
The Inst. for University Studies, temporarily located in Bergenfield, N.J. has worked out a system of teaching correspondence courses by means of phonograph records.
In the Draft Plan for a System of Teaching Chinese Grammar adopted by the People's Republic of China in 1954, Lü's "measure words" ( liàngcí) was adopted as the official name for classifiers in China.
Buddhism is a system of teaching aiming to eradicate the ultimate problem of mental suffering in life.
William Edward Shinton, Lectures on an Improved System of Teaching the Art of Writing: by the Aid of which It May Be Acquired, Both in Theory and Practice, in One Third of the Time Usually Devoted To It Under the Rules of the Old System: to which Are Added Practical Hints to Young Penmen (London: Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, Brown …, 1823).
(That a rigid Japanese system of teaching largely German music took hold even here, in those postwar years, is a testament to its efficacy).
So it's time for greater stability in the inspection framework, more consistency between inspectors and an end to any prescribed system of teaching.
Open the violin case of a Suzuki pupil and quite likely there will be a picture of the smiling master radiating confidence.Mr Suzuki's system of teaching young children to play is based on a simple idea.
Ms. Azwell says she believes in whole language, the system of teaching children to read by exposure to literature, but she does not reject phonics.
Creative also found that even Iraqi students who remained in school suffered under a system of autocratic teaching methods that discouraged students from asking questions or pursuing independent thought.
David Pauldine, president of Education Management's Art Institutes, a system of adult schools teaching art and design, culinary skills and fashion.
