The phrase "assimilate teaching" is not commonly used in written English and may not convey a clear meaning.
It could be used in contexts discussing the integration or absorption of teaching methods or philosophies, but it may require additional clarification.
Example: "Teachers must find ways to assimilate teaching strategies that cater to diverse learning styles."
Alternatives: "integrate teaching" or "incorporate teaching".
Two examples of integrating new content into existing clerkships are provided to guide educators interested in an integrated and learner-centered approach to assimilate cultural competency teaching into existing required courses, clerkships and elective experiences.
The training has consisted of a number of workshops where role play techniques have taken place to help assimilate the concepts taught.
Cus encouraged neighborhood boys to box, but he had the gym for many years before he found the one apostle who could assimilate the style he taught and win with it (or, in the opinion of some critics, in spite of it) consistently.
Abd al-Wahhab assimilated all this earlier teaching, stating that "any doubt or hesitation" on the part of a believer in respect to his or her acknowledging this particular interpretation of Islam should "deprive a man of immunity of his property and his life".
This study shows the ability of very young children to assimilate basic skills as taught by their own schoolteachers.
It has been suggested that only one tenth of what the lecturer is teaching is assimilated by the students [ 3].
You have blacks/whites/latinos - even Muslims, serving alongside one another, and a massive effort is made to teach all to assimilate as a brotherhood.
Education also teaches students to assimilate information from experts, a skill that is imperative to navigating social systems, such as health care, later in life.
The two joeys were found abandoned in the wild, but Cianelli helped them assimilate back into the wild, by teaching them everything from climbing to exploring to learning what foods are safe to eat.
During that time, white women got involved in a host of progressive causes ― like temperance, suffrage and teaching immigrants how to assimilate ― because they saw cities as an extension of their homes.
