"fruitful teaching" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe teaching that is productive, successful, and yields positive results. Examples: 1. "The new teaching strategies implemented by the teacher led to a more fruitful teaching experience for both students and educators." 2. "The conference aimed to provide educators with practical tips and techniques for fostering fruitful teaching in the classroom." 3. "The professor's enthusiasm and dedication to their subject matter made for a truly fruitful teaching experience for their students." 4. "The school district invested in new technology to enhance the quality of teaching and promote more fruitful learning outcomes." 5. "The research on effective teaching methods highlighted the importance of student engagement and feedback in achieving fruitful teaching."
After a long and fruitful teaching career, Yerushalmi produced reams of notes to himself about what to discuss in class.
In the Pasadena class, after a long and very fruitful teaching session about words, voice, and visual...the major components for good public speaking, the second half was devoted to each of us taking an object from the table and making an extemporaneous talk of a minute or two to a target group.
The basic science is sound, and I don't think it is at this juncture especially fruitful to "teach the debate" when deliberating about policy.I suspect that the reason left-leaning academics and journalists are so ready to tout research shooting holes in the law of demand has more to do with politics than a dogged commitment to truth in economic science.
Eleanore had a very fruitful and productive life, teaching English at the Bronx High School of Science, was an active participant in community affairs, including at the Park Avenue Synagogue and most importantly, as a loving and dedicated wife, mother and grandmother.
The level of camaraderie in schools now depends on where you are working; in some places the pressure brings people together and they have fruitful conversations about good teaching and learning strategies, rather than a culture of blame.
He became a member of Fruitful Vale All-Age's teaching staff at age 17.
Shortly after Jack retired, Rachel earned a Master's of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from New York University in 1957; she enjoyed a fruitful career including a prestigious teaching post in the Nursing Program at Yale University.
The results obtained from them show a very fruitful and innovative material creation for teaching in specific contexts.
His interest in language and culture led him into a fruitful collaboration with McLuhan when both taught at the University of Toronto in the 1950s.
Up-and-coming managers should be taught how to establish fruitful relationships with staff, she believes, and urged to work towards reestablishing a more caring ethos.
Engaging preservice teachers in situations in which they communicate their vision for teaching evolution concepts is potentially fruitful for determining their knowledge, perceptions, and misconceptions of evolutionary biology.
