The phrase "accurate teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the effectiveness or precision of educational methods or practices.
Example: "The key to student success lies in accurate teaching that addresses individual learning needs."
Alternatives: "precise instruction" or "effective education".
The National Center for Science Education, a group that has had notable success in fighting for accurate teaching of evolution in the public schools, has recently added climate change to its agenda in response to pleas from teachers who say they feel pressure to water down the science.
Paul Bate of the European Educator's Christian Association said accurate teaching about Christian beliefs was of paramount importance in the teaching of RE. "The UK is overwhelmingly Christian and young people need to have a clear understanding of what are the central Christian beliefs, values and practices.
The episodic upswings in proposals to restrict the accurate teaching of evolution or to include scientifically unwarranted objections to evolutionary science often occur in response to efforts to increase the accuracy and depth of science education, including evolutionary science, as in proposed reforms to science education in the 1960s and 1990s.
While teaching accurate information is important, I am grateful to Imam Feisal for adding the valuable interpersonal dimension.
These studies suggest that accurate and effective teaching of NOS remains an elusive goal in science education.
They believed that the mathematical courses enabled them to be more accurate in their teaching and to understand the variety of thinking paths taken by their students, namely that there might be more than one solution to each mathematical problem.
In an age when some people argue against the need for schools to teach accurate spelling perhaps we should not worry too much about the diction of those from whom so many of the young take their example.
Your child should be taught accurate labels for penis, vagina, anus, breasts, and so on.
And if they're not taught accurate, normalized information about pleasure, teen pregnancies and STI rates will soar, too.
As Mr. Gates correctly notes, test scores alone are not accurate enough to assess teaching or learning.
An accurate look at Catholic teaching on contraception today shows strong support for the position that contraception is not only permissible but even mandatory in many cases.
