The phrase 'responsible for teaching' is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who is responsible for teaching others. For example: "The teacher is responsible for teaching the students how to read and write."
We see this as a critical question related to teachers' increased responsibility to integrate conjecturing into what they are responsible for teaching.
Ms. Ramer said she believes families should still be responsible for teaching their children manners.
The brothers were also responsible for teaching thousands of players the game at country clubs throughout Westchester.
Danielle Tedford teaches PE and is the assistant headteacher responsible for teaching and learning at Flixton Girls.
But Trooper Kenna's lawyer, Jack Arsenault, said that the supervisors responsible for teaching and rewarding profiling had never been punished.
Children need moral guidance -- denying that continues to show the unfettered ignorance of those responsible for teaching and higher learning.
At Barry College, I teach on the BTec first diploma in sport and the BTec sport science, and I'm responsible for teaching first aid.
"I don't think supermarket packaging should be wholly responsible for teaching young people English grammar – but I can't help thinking that 'every little helps'".
Katie is responsible for teaching and learning across the school and is interested in how the design of learning environments can impact upon children's progress.
Professor Aronson made each student responsible for teaching the group about a different topic that would be covered on a coming test.
What better place to affect people's attitudes about guns than the very institutions responsible for teaching our most cherished values and ideals?
