The phrase "advised teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the act of giving guidance or recommendations to teachers regarding their practices or decisions.
Example: "The educational consultant advised teachers on effective classroom management strategies."
Alternatives: "counseled educators" or "recommended to instructors".
He advised teachers to "look secure and self-assured while you withdraw".
He advised teachers he was telling them how to "hammer exam technique" rather than the approach of "proper educationalists" to "teach the lot".
Last Friday, as David Cameron announced that Britain and the euro zone would part ways normally fertile ground for the right-wing rag it splashed on the story that an examiner had advised teachers "you don't have to teach a lot" to pass the tests set by the exam board for which she worked.
One teacher interviewed by the Guardian described how senior management at the school had advised teachers not to encourage or allow debate on the government definition of British values or to hold any discussion on the social and cultural issues around female genital mutilation.
Jason Flom, the third educator to make up the panel and the only white member, advised teachers to "listen, learn, and find ways to connect students with the material in ways that connect with their lives". That's excellent advice for succeeding with every student -- again, regardless of gender or culture.
Influential DfE advisers appear to have concerns about the proposed guidance advising teachers on how the old system of national curriculum "levels", measuring pupil progress, is being replaced.
It has also won support from independent groups that advise teachers on curriculum choices.
The National Science Teachers Association, which has 53,000 members, also defends dissection but advises teachers to be flexible.
Instead, research advises teachers to focus on areas where students show an underlying misunderstanding.
Not the gay thing!", which advises teachers how to integrate gay issues into classes.
"Principals can advise teachers about how they can take part in this type of activity and still comply with their obligations as teachers".
