The phrase 'bad at teaching' is a correct and usable expression in written English.
For example, you could use it in the sentence: "The professor was so bad at teaching that half the class failed the exam."
Also, he thinks that Indian education is bad at teaching two skills of particular importance for both IT and BPO: teamwork, which in colleges tends to be seen as cheating, and communication.
The friend may be good at riding, but will probably be bad at teaching the beginning points; its probably been a long time since they learned.
The Week's Bests: Those Who Can Cathy Ashmore explains why our academic institutions are so bad at teaching entrepreneurship: "Teachers rarely have entrepreneurial experience — or the right mind-set.
The woman at the hub of "Bad Teacher" — to call her the heroine would be a stretch — is Elizabeth Halsey Cameron Diazz), who is certainly bad at teaching, and no better at ordinary life.
The evidence suggests that a child at a bad school taught by a good teacher is better off than one with a bad teacher at a good school.
The word "drill" has come to define bad teaching.
An example of collaboration within a medical school is a seminar in cooperation with pediatricians called "breaking bad news" to teach communication skills to all medical students at the Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) in Munich [ 11].
To facilitate this step, recommendations for breaking bad news are taught in the educational sessions and are available at www.pro-spinoza.be in Dutch and French.
Whyman blamed bad teaching at school.
"Cadmium is bad," said Harbut, who teaches at Michigan State University's College of Human Medicine.
Teach your child that junk food is bad at an early age.
