The phrase "against teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to express opposition or disagreement with the concept or practice of teaching.
Example: "The new policy seems to be against teaching critical thinking skills in schools."
Alternatives: "opposed to teaching" or "in conflict with teaching".
Constitutional lawyers say there is no legal restraint against teaching intolerance in nongovernmental schools.
In this context, it will be unrealistic to argue against teaching and using digital technologies in architectural education.
And they counsel against teaching women to perform breast self-exams and question the usefulness of clinical breast exams.
In 2010 it launched a suit against teaching website Teachbook, which sent shivers through the book and face-product worlds.
But, once you accept that multicultural argument against teaching them our history, you are excluding them from collective memory, from an enormous chance for renewal.
Eighty-seven yeago ago, people and organizations who believed in freedom of scientific inquiry arranged for a test case of Tennessee's law against teaching the theory of evolution.
The UCU voted at its national congress to campaign against Teach Higher, as did the Warwick Student Union and a number of Warwick departments.
People reading this article might construe, albeit wrongly, that I have an agenda against Teach For India, but honestly I am not anti-Teach For India neither I am propagating that Teach For India is doing nothing.
Mr Twigg also hit out at the government, saying it has "pitched itself against" the teaching profession, "against the very people it needs onside to deliver the sort of change that our education system needs".
They submitted it to a randomised control trial, testing it against other teaching apps and against no app at all.
Researchers at Nottingham University subjected the onebillion app to a randomised control trial, testing it against other teaching apps and against no app.
