The phrase "subject of instruction" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It can refer to the specific topic or subject that is being taught or studied. Example: The teacher asked the students to choose a book from the list provided for their subject of instruction in the upcoming literature unit.
Secondary knowledge, unlike primary knowledge, is the subject of instruction.
Electives offered within F&ES are organized by subject of instruction, faculty instructor, and by area of specialization.
What if there was a role for agroforestry in universities not simply as a subject of instruction but as a principle for landscape design?
Well, he's a typically understated message from actor Shia LaBeouf: Or perhaps you'd prefer a little subtle undercover characterisation: So this week we're all about the imperative, the part of speech that tells the listener, or the subject of instruction within the song, what to do.
Covers material in various fields of biology not offered by the regular subjects of instruction.
Details of the course are listed under DeVane Lecture Course in Subjects of Instruction.
Teaching assistants are appointed to work on specific subjects of instruction.
The department or program concerned sets the requirements for each major, which are detailed under Subjects of Instruction.
Planned programs of instruction for a minimum of three students on a planning topic not covered in regular subjects of instruction.
For a full description of the old requirements of the major, please refer to the English Language and Literature segment of the Yale College Programs of Study 2016-2017, under Subjects of Instruction.
For a full description, please refer to the English Language and Literature segment of the Yale College Programs of Study for 2018-2019, under Subjects of Instruction.
