The phrase "a teaching method" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific approach or technique used for educating or instructing others.
Example: "The new curriculum incorporates a teaching method that emphasizes hands-on learning and student engagement."
Alternatives: "an instructional approach" or "a pedagogical technique."
A teaching method to improve this skill would be useful.
Schools will place more emphasis on phonics, a teaching method which involves sounding out letters, to improve early reading.
In higher education, establishing group work assignments is a teaching method to develop group work skills.
Kolb's experiential theory was the catalyst to design a teaching method for this content.
Correction: September 17, 2000, Sunday An article last Sunday about classes for writers referred incorrectly to a teaching method of the Gotham Writers Workshopp.
A student of the theater, Lou developed a teaching method, a mix of didactic and experiential learning, that made his public presentations sought after events.
If there is a single job for which business school -- with its broad curriculum and a teaching method heavy on case studies -- prepares someone, it is consulting.
It was unlike Grover to betray a confidence, but, as a teaching method, it was an advance over several educational strategies of progressive schools in, say, the forties and fifties.
Thomson argues for greater inclusion of technology, as a teaching method and an area of study, in law school curricula (LexisNexis, $22).
The aim of this study is to determine the perceptions of prospective teachers of English on creative drama and to introduce creative drama as a teaching method.
Our objective is to present and asses the utility of three-dimensional (3D) intraoperative imaging as a teaching method for anterior circulation aneurysm surgery.
