'give teaching' is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is usually used in the context of instruction or education. For example, "The teachers here are dedicated to giving quality teaching to the students."
When I heard about the hours stood on a Saturday and Friday night keeping the peace, I thought, maybe I'll give teaching a go.
They give "teaching to the test" a good name.
Some institutions give teaching assistantships to advanced graduate students, while others award them degrees and give them limited terms as "lecturers".
From September 2012 the state will give teaching grants only for science, technology, engineering and medicine: all subjects that the government wants to encourage.
But the decision to make teaching an advanced degree subject has given teaching a high profile in Finnish society.
"Distributing teaching among casual staff is often a grace and favour affair – you have to ingratiate yourself to be given teaching the following year".
Yet the constraints of a ruling totalitarian theocracy turned banned literature into forbidden fruit and gave teaching undergraduate staples like Jane Austen the panache of leading an underground rebellion.
When people say that being a parent is the toughest job in the world, I think they may not have given teaching a hard and close enough look.
It has been demonstrated that a mixture of information giving, teaching and counselling should be used when educating patients [ 26].
"Much love to every friend who has send me, shown me, given, teached and told me a story about music," he also tweeted.
It would be sold as "giving teaching back to the profession".
