"ad hoc teaching" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
The phrase "ad hoc teaching" refers to a teaching strategy where instruction is customized to meet the immediate needs of the students, rather than following a planned, fixed course outline. For example, "The teacher was able to adjust her ad hoc teaching style to meet the needs of the students in the lesson."
Abandoning my posture as a conventional caddie concierge, I leaped onto the 10th tee box, grabbed Forrest's driver from his hands, and turned into an ad hoc teaching pro, giving him a crash clinic in clubface aiming and stance alignment.
Thus, constructing an ad hoc teaching model that includes didactic strategies specifically designed for the forensic sciences is an indispensable task.
It provided visual stimuli to enrich several ad hoc teaching experiences in a single day.
Sup 13 For most supervisors, repeated interruptions for supervision and ad hoc teaching were tolerated as part of the role, particularly when registrars were new.
Obtain a focussed and detailed prospective understanding of professional-parent interactions during observation of planned and ad hoc teaching and learning encounters in one or two units.
In classrooms, ad-hoc teach-ins, and ubiquitous bull(shit) sessions, a previously insular community grappled — in ways novel, naïve, fatuous, and noble — with issues of race, class, criminal justice, and liberal hypocrisy.
Supervisors struggled to 'find time' for both ad hoc (corridor) teaching and planned (tutorial) teaching.
The medical school also provided a number of clinical skills suite sessions over the 16 weeks, in addition to both ad hoc and structured bedside teaching.
20 58 Accordingly, it is crucial that the informal curriculum (eg, the ad hoc, personal form of teaching) and the hidden curriculum are well understood to try to exploit all educational venues and positively influence HP training programmes.
A randomised, double-blind, placebo-controlled, pilot clinical trial was conducted in an ad hoc clinic setting at a teaching hospital in Taipei, Taiwan.
While the CPSP-tools are made for high-throughput experiments, the web-tools focus on ad hoc usage for research and teaching.
