The phrase "a valuable teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an important lesson or insight gained from an experience or educational context.
Example: "The workshop provided a valuable teaching about the importance of teamwork in achieving success."
Alternatives: "an important lesson" or "a significant insight".
Reviewing and analyzing exam questions – even flawed ones – can be a valuable teaching tool.
It is suggested that utopias may be a valuable teaching tool within this studio environment.
The film's personal focus may assume too much knowledge on the part of viewers, especially since this film would be a valuable teaching guide.
Over the years, I've had some minor cases of plagiarism (a few sentences or a paragraph) that I've used as a valuable teaching moment.
Tymoczko says the technology could be a valuable teaching tool for musicians showing them, for example, how a pop song is structurally similar to a Chopin prelude.
The use of the simulation provided an insightful experience and with the additional changes suggested by this study it should become a valuable teaching resource for HRM.
"It can be a really valuable teaching tool," he says.
"Since visual studies of actual cases seem a most valuable teaching tool, some method of providing that means of study had to be found," she wrote.
The economic downturn has brought even the most arrogant CEOs to their knees, and it has created a potentially valuable teaching moment for those would-be masters of the universe.
10 12 Near peers have been highlighted as a potentially valuable teaching resource; it has also been suggested that routinely giving intermediate trainees responsibility for teaching aspects of the undergraduate curriculum may be of benefit for both teacher and student.
To state that "a president has no place in a classroom, taking valuable teaching time away from students" goes beyond all reason.
