"driving teacher" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to someone who teaches others how to drive a car. Example: "I am going to my driving teacher's house for my lesson today."
Her dentist, maybe, or her driving teacher.
My driving teacher from the Metropolitan Driving School was Ricardo Torres.
Mr. Damri, a driving teacher and bus driver, was particularly enraged by the Egyptian demand of an apology from Israel.
You learn driving from a driving instructor, not a driving teacher and certainly not a driving counsellor.
But, kindly as I am, I introduced him to my lovely driving teacher and my husband (as he later became) eventually passed his test.
Of course, Ms. Park and another driving teacher noted, perhaps Ms. Cha should content herself with simply getting the license and not endangering others on the road by actually driving.
He estimates that there are 30,000 to 40,000 public and privately employed driving teachers in the United States.
When you start dismantling the public schools and driving teachers from the classrooms, you damage — and in many instances cripple — the lifetime prospects of untold numbers of pupils.
Now, with new national curriculum standards driving teachers to modify their longstanding teaching practices, a broad range of school districts, universities, companies and nonprofits are rushing to develop online video libraries showing model teaching.
"Shouldn't we have some kind of analog to that with the people we are entrusting our children to?" Teachers' unions and others in the traditional education establishment argue that charter schools are driving teachers away with longer hours and school years, as well as higher workplace demands.
But the new widespread craze for fidget spinners, gadgets that are supposed to keep help kids focus, is driving teachers absolutely up the wall.
