The phrase "aid teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to providing assistance or support in the context of education or instructional activities.
Example: "The new software is designed to aid teaching by providing interactive learning tools for students."
Alternatives: "support education" or "assist instruction".
Crisis response teams now take a much less intense approach called psychological first aid, teaching basic coping skills and having victims recount experiences only if it seems helpful.
In 2011 60% thought that the coalition was cutting too fast; now only 44% do.Granny is up nextOne exception is plain: the coalition has ring-fenced spending on foreign aid, teaching and health.
A set of beautifully shot films telling the stories of people's lives affected by the changing climate in the US state of Wisconsin are an eye-catching entry point to a set of educational materials designed to aid teaching about climate change.
Large majorities found the online resources and group learning activities that were supposed to aid teaching very helpful (p. 31).
If it isn't going to aid teaching and learning then you shouldn't use it Don't buy the latest fad product.
We hope our new educational film will prove a helpful addition to the growing range of learning resources that the court has developed to aid teaching in the classroom about the law and to complement visits here.
He was particularly proud of legislation requiring that educational institutions receiving federal aid teach students about the Constitution on the anniversary of its signing, Sept. 17.
Instead, the lyric suggests that Africans (or at least west Africans) haven't learned the lesson that Band Aid taught them 30 years ago.
Figure 1 shows the five steps of providing mental health first aid taught in the course.
Computer assisted learning and computer aided teaching techniques were emphasized in one third (33.3%) of the projects.
In the beginning of time, kindergarten teachers and aids taught "people skills" and how to appropriately confront someone.
