The phrase "teaching application" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to the act of applying for a teaching position or submitting an application for a teaching program or course. Example: I am currently filling out a teaching application for a position at my local elementary school.
As a result of the study, it was determined that the teaching application based on student questions contributed more to the pre-service teachers' questioning skills.
We did not identify a clinically integrated course teaching application of EBM in routine clinical practice.
The curriculum was divided into six modules each of which presented approaches to exploit a learning opportunity in formal and informal clinical settings for teaching application of the five steps of EBM (Table 1).
My teaching application was turned down by the department, because, I was told, the diploma was "written in a foreign language".
Based on the school hospital partnership, preceptors require a teaching application to facilitate student learning.
In this paper, 2 examples of teaching application used at URCA to initiate students about feed-back control and sequential logic are proposed.
The project is based on innovative pedagogical strategies in teaching applications in first-year university engineering mathematics.
Trainers who have received formal EBM training are more likely to teach application of EBM in a clinical setting [ 3].
These clinical settings were: Each clinical setting offers varying opportunities to teach application of the 5 EBM steps.
We devised an e-learning course targeting trainers with EBM knowledge to impart educational methods needed to teach application of EBM teaching in commonly used clinical settings.
To begin with we identified specific educational opportunities in various clinical settings that can be exploited by trainers to teach application of EBM.
