'consistent teaching' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to teaching methods that are used consistently over a period of time, or to refer to a teacher who is consistent in their approach. For example: "I appreciate the consistent teaching style of our instructor; it's helpful to have a sense of familiarity when we come to class each week."
A Catholic bishop has a role in ensuring consistent teaching (orthodoxy), but such authority does not extend to social policy or adherence to civil legislation.
In a statement, the Vatican said Benedict "briefly greeted" Ms. Pelosi and her entourage after his weekly public audience and "took the opportunity to speak of the requirements of the natural moral law and the church's consistent teaching on the dignity of human life from conception to natural death".
Although Bowen loved academia, he wanted to concentrate more on his research without consistent teaching or administrative duties.
"When the pope speaks, there's a consistent teaching.
Despite the Catholic Church's clear and consistent teaching that having an abortion ― and in fact, using all forms of artificial contraception ― is wrong, American Catholics are very much divided on the issue. .
Following the ad's publication, the U.S. Conference of Catholic Bishops denounced it and called it contrary to "the clear and consistent teaching of the church that deliberately chosen abortion is objectively immoral".
"We are consistent in teaching the importance of integrity and ethics in everything we say and do".
The report also confirms the impact of consistent good teaching on the progress of children from disadvantaged backgrounds.
Be consistent when teaching baby sign language.
With that in mind, it was postulated that this might lead to more consistent and effective teaching: "I regularly teach hand examination and find that this is certainly something that is consistently taught.
