The phrase "addresses teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing topics, materials, or methods that relate to the act of teaching or educational practices.
Example: "The new curriculum effectively addresses teaching strategies that enhance student engagement."
Alternatives: "pertains to teaching" or "focuses on teaching".
The first day (Thursday) is for new international GSIs and addresses teaching in the U.S. classroom.
The first workshop (Thursday) is dedicated to new international GSIs and addresses teaching in the U.S. classroom.
For all these reasons, this study addresses teaching and learning whole numbers from the early grades, i.e., the periods in which whole numbers are systematically approached in the formal school, hence, when it is the case, also in pre-school.
We decided to use the CSAS because it addresses teaching and learning of communication skills most specifically and because it is the tool that has been most widely used and validated.
Search for "Oxford" on our site, for example, and having chosen one of the city's two institutions, you are greeted with a list of information including address, teaching score and dropout rate.
Their study confirms that ultrasound influenced the medical care of the patients in 40% of cases, but they do not address teaching local providers or establishment of a local ultrasound service after they finished their study.
Two other studies have addressed teaching to the test with respect to the QOF in the United Kingdom, with more than 130 measures in about thirty different areas the most comprehensive P4P program in the world.
Less emphasis was placed on improving children's longer-term academic and social skills, which behavioral therapy addresses by teaching children, parents and teachers to create less distracting and more organized learning environments.
In speeches, addresses and teaching documents Benedict XVI considered how to present the Gospel to cultures steeped in Christian values yet often hostile to the Church.
Part of the reason, he and others said, is that the test is culturally biased and does not address teaching skills.
In addition to the 7 Things briefs, you may find other ELI resources useful in addressing teaching, learning, and technology issues at your institution.
