The part of the sentence 'genuine teaching' is correct and usable in written English.
You could use this phrase to describe teaching that is honest, well-rounded, and authentic. For example, 'She is devoted to delivering genuine teaching to her students.'.
A Genuine Teaching Experience.
Second, the processes of genuine teaching and learning always involve a questioning of the pupil by the teacher as well as the other way round.
When we allow teachers to stop prepping our children for needless tests and return to genuine teaching, and when we allow students to express their creativity — including kinesthetically — these A.D.H.D. diagnoses will decrease.
It's a genuine teaching effort.
Emily Davis, whose daughter Sarah completed seventh grade last month, said Dr. Maldonado-Rivera "always said 'character matters to me — we're not just building brains here, we're trying to build people.' " "He wants to do what is morally right," she added, "and is genuine in teaching the kids that".
But that apparent sternness belies a genuine love of teaching and a deep well of patience, two qualities that have prepared her for teaching a college-level course at a school like Woodson.
Despite her genuine interest in teaching she failed to get into a teacher education programme at the University of Helsinki.
Shoba Narayan deplores the macho, patronizing, celebrity-creating tone of so many cooking shows on the Food Network ["Where the Kitchen Is Mostly a Men's Club," May 27] and wishes for some genuine female cooks teaching authentic, sensuous techniques.
Experts in veterinary neurology seem to have a genuine interest in teaching matters.
They work and network tirelessly with a genuine desire to teach and serve the emerging tier of entrepreneurs (which, admittedly for all, has also been a highly effective way to advance their own success in PR).
Sure, it's been pointed out that MM&A has no day-to-day PR department to deal with this kind of thing, but do you need a team of PR guys to teach genuine compassion?
