The phrase "as a teaching point" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to highlight a specific aspect or lesson that can be learned from a situation or example.
Example: "During the discussion, I mentioned the importance of teamwork as a teaching point for the students to understand."
Alternatives: "as a learning opportunity" or "as a lesson".
Her students are intensely interested in her boxing career, and she uses it as a teaching point.
I would always use mine as a teaching point.
In both of these cases, the trainer noticed the error immediately and was able to rectify the problem and use it as a teaching point.
I consider this paper as an important and useful tutorial on regression using the problematic SG analysis as a teaching point, rather than an earnest attempt to show that the origin of Earth before life is compatible with the available data. - The authors use the term "measurement error models" (p. 6 of the manuscript).
We chose to define this parameter in this manner as a teaching point for junior learners; for example, if the learner consistently documents "trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole, 160 mg PO BID, for 3 days for uncomplicated urinary tract infection," the learner is more likely to learn and remember duration and indication.
Ryan tried to make the loss a teaching point.
"which can't hurt from a teaching point of view".
This observation may serve as an important teaching point for the design of future studies (5).
The figures and tables are illustrative and serve as superb teaching points.
Successful initiatives from the United States [ 4, 32] and Australia [ 33] can serve as useful teaching points and models for the development of local, regional, and national quality improvement programs.
Throughout the film the camera pulls back to show us gleaming new cityscapes or forests of cranes; traditional prejudices against daughters or the physically deformed are worked into the plot as teaching points.
