The phrase "as a teaching exercise" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to an activity or task that is designed to educate or instruct someone on a particular subject or skill.
Example: "The students were asked to complete the project as a teaching exercise to enhance their understanding of the topic."
Alternatives: "for educational purposes" or "as a learning activity".
I conceived Co/Ma as a teaching exercise.
Ever since it was able to establish lines of work for the reutilization, serving in this way as a teaching exercise for students and professors who do research and are interested in the rehabilitation of the historical patrimony.
Apart from providing valuable data points for scientific experiments, the method also has substantial educational value as a teaching exercise for architectural students to develop an intuitive understanding of contemporary daylight performance metrics, as well as a feeling of how their personal lighting preferences compare to these metrics.
The first case study has been developed as part of a teaching exercise in which ParaGen is used to explore the morphology of a dome based on structural performance.
We describe an Industrial Ecology teaching exercise on the recycling of discarded consumer electronics ("e-waste"), using a computer as an example.
Therefore we piloted an integrative teaching exercise that combined teaching of research skills and public health, with real-world research.
In the meanwhile, the assessment process provided an interaction between residents and evaluators, either in communicating contents of feedback and future improvement strategies with each other, or in evaluators' role-modeling approaches to patients during or after the exercise as a teaching method [ 22].
The DS is marketed primarily as a teaching toy, or one to help exercise the mind a personal handheld gaming device on which to solve puzzles and brainteasers.
Each student was then provided with both informal feedback and the mark sheets from their examination thus this exercise doubled as a teaching OSCE.
Finding him was both a high-teach exercise and a low-tech one.
Student response to this teaching exercise was assessed using a Course Evaluation Questionnaire.
