The phrase "reform of teaching" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to changes or improvements made to the way teaching is done in education systems. Example: The government is considering a major reform of teaching methods in primary schools to improve student learning outcomes.
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From 1860 to 1880 he taught logic and English literature at the University of Aberdeen, where he advocated the reform of teaching methods in Scotland.
Jo Johnson, the minister for universities and science, used his speech at the Universities UK conference today to underscore the need for reform of teaching in higher education, highlighting the "patchiness in the student experience within and between institutions".
Hunt is to tell the North of England Education Conference in Nottingham: "Reform of teaching is part of a wider story about how Labour will build a one-nation economy so that we can earn our way out of the cost-of-living crisis.
It is in this sense that Edgar Morin speaks about "thought reform": Thought reform would require a reform of teaching (in primary school, secondary school, university), that in turn would require a reform of thought.
He repeats this exercise, holding up several rice bags with different images... Improving quality education for children through reform of teaching and learning materials February 2013 - At Kanyinya, a Nine-year Basic Education school in Nyarugenge District, children are seated in a circle around the teacher.
It was through The Realm of Nature (1891) that he influenced the reform of geography teaching.
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Hugh Robert Mill, (born May 28 , 1861 Thurso, Caithness, Scot. died April 5, 1950, East Grinstead, Sussex, Eng)., British geographer and meteorologist who exercised a great influence in the reform of geography teaching and on the development of meteorology.
So can Pope Francis succeed in rebuilding Christian faith by simply changing the conversation, or the "narrative" about Catholicism, without real reform of its teaching?
Meanwhile, the grand imam of Cairo's al-Azhar university, the country's top Islamic institution, called for a major reform of religious teaching in order to counter the spread of religious extremism.
