The phrase "aid of instruction" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assistance or support provided in the context of teaching or learning.
Example: "The teacher provided the students with the aid of instruction to help them understand the complex topic."
Alternatives: "assistance in teaching" or "support for learning".
Tipping its head toward the self-aware set-up of Wreck-It Ralph (via the Tour Guide Barbie sequence from Toy Story 2), The Lego Movie casts (un)happy plastic construction worker Emmet Chris Prattt) as an accidental hero when President Business (Will Ferrell) attempts to obliterate nonconformist creativity with the aid of an instruction manual and some glue.
Each participant dyad was trained in a basic Kundalini yoga meditation and asked to complete an 8-week meditation program (two 11-minute sessions per day) with the aid of an instruction sheet and meditation CD.
This is accomplished with the aid of in class instruction, research faculty interaction, and mentorship from the Duke University ITA Board.
Dr. Salmi listed "prestige, language of instruction, student aid package and access to visas" as factors that "pull" students toward certain receiving countries.
Caption reads "Class in Audio-Visual Aids to Instruction.
This case relates to the power of a state to utilize its tax supported public school system in aid of religious [p205] instruction insofar as that power may be restricted by the First and Fourteenth Amendments to the Federal Constitution.
We present a high-performance N-body code for self-gravitating collisional systems accelerated with the aid of a new SIMD instruction set extension of the x86 architecture: Advanced Vector eXtensions (AVX), an enhanced version of the Streaming SIMD Extensions (SSE).
He will require an assistant for the purpose of taking charge of the herbarium and aiding in instruction of the classes at $600 a year.
Core funding for those students, including state funding and tuition net of financial aid, averaged $15,337; our average cost of instruction for that same four-year period was $25,331.
In a few elbows and other joints I have seen excellent results by voluntary efforts of the patient, without the aid of anyone, except such instructions as could be given during an office visit, though the average patient will not make the effort without the constant attendance of the gymnast.
