The phrase "teaching fellowships" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a type of academic or professional appointment in which an individual is granted a stipend or financial aid to pursue teaching or research in a specific field. One example of using this phrase in a sentence could be: "Many graduate students apply for teaching fellowships to gain hands-on experience in the classroom while also receiving financial support for their studies."
"Teaching fellowships at Harvard were plum appointments, because that was the entree into the law teaching profession," Mr. Twerski said.
They would now be competing for the second-year teaching fellowships that they had understood to be guaranteed, and faced a potential doubling of their student debt.
Alexander has also taken honorary teaching fellowships after his shock departure from politics caused by the dramatic success of the SNP.
Teaching fellowships sustained him at the prestigious Indian Statistical Institute until he finished his Ph.D. The Global Migrant By then, a younger brother, Artatrana, was following his path — he earned two Ph.Ds.
Sally Brown, emerita professor of higher education diversity at Leeds Metropolitan University, who previously worked at the Higher Education Academy (HEA), where she set up the national teaching fellowships, believes there are broad characteristics that identify good teaching.
Alternative certification programs like New York's teaching fellowships admit bright people who may not have thought about teaching until it is too late in their undergraduate program to switch to education and mid-career changers who want to do something more meaningful with their lives.
We run our own Distinguished Teaching Fellowship and in 2014 we were the only university to win three National Teaching Fellowships from the Higher Education Academy.
In September he is to begin a research and teaching fellowship in law at Northwestern University.
She also had a teaching fellowship for a year at Harvard under the psychiatrist Robert Coles.
He didn't realize, though, that Ms. Edel was on a teaching fellowship in Scotland.
He gave up his dream of becoming a novelist after receiving a teaching fellowship from the University of Chicago.
