"teaching education" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the education and training required for someone to become a teacher. Example: "Sarah pursued a degree in teaching education so she could fulfill her dream of becoming an elementary school teacher."
Can Teacher Evaluation Improve Teaching?. Education Next, 12(4).
The answer lies elsewhere — in a different approach to teaching education and to dealing with the unions.
In July, she will begin studying for a master's degree in teaching education at the University of Pennsylvania.
Considering all curriculum orientations, students in pre- school teaching education scored significantly higher than all the other departments.
University teaching programs in the high-scoring countries admit only the best students, and "teaching education programs in the U.S. must become more selective and more rigorous," the report says.
Under the vigorous presidencies of Henry P. Tappan (1852 63), who adopted European (especially German) academic models and fostered teaching education, and James Burrill Angell (1871 1909), Michigan became a leader in broadening higher education.
Mr. Bush's test-and-teach education policies in Texas have made responsibility the key to learning.
In other words, she could use help explaining content — the kind of thinking Ball is trying to teach education students with Math Knowledge for Teaching.
She was a public school teacher in Long Beach, NY and at Louis Armstrong Public Middle School in Queens and also taught education at Queens College.
Spencer's parents are professors at Auburn University (his American father teaches education, his Egyptian mother French).
Unlike Cox, she had not studied graduate-level mathematics, and she preferred to teach education courses, so she applied to education departments.
