"on the teaching side" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually means considering the role of teachers in a certain situation. For example, "On the teaching side, instructors should make sure their students understand the material before moving on to the next lesson."
"On the teaching side of things, there has simply been a shift on where the money comes from," said Chris Hale of Universities UK, another British advocacy group.
America's best universities still do more top-class research than any other country's; the problem lies in getting value for money on the teaching side.
That maturity, he says, helps on the teaching side, too.
I work on all the teaching side, produce all the shows and do the choreography".
I think then we'll get a closer relationship on the curriculum side, the teaching side, to mirror the close relationship that exists on the research and innovation side.
On the teaching and learning side, Fariña must oversee the implementation of the Common Core State Standards, a major pedagogical shift.
(Reuters) - Alberto Perez started out as a street performer and then an aerobics teacher in Colombia, making extra cash on the side teaching the wives of businessmen how to dance in nightclubs in his hometown, Cali.
"You can't have a unit be productive, frankly, both on the teaching and on the research side, if there's not a sense of common enterprise," he said.
Every year there is a negotiation between the providers on the one side, the teaching hospitals and indeed other hospitals, and those commissioning the care".
But like many educators of my generation, I'd focused primarily on the supply side: teaching.
Throughout the course of these grants, recipients develop thousands of materials: on the complex side, teaching guides and briefing memos, learning assessments -- and on the simple side, basic charts and graphics.
