The phrase "teaching instruments" is correct and usable in written English.
You could use it when referring to the tools and resources used by teachers to educate their students. For example, "The teacher used a variety of teaching instruments to explain the concept to the class."
They are, before all else, teaching instruments intended for hands-on use by students and scholars.
When Harvard commissioned the models in 1886, they were intended as teaching instruments, so at least their accuracy has not faded.
"We don't own any instruments, other than the teaching instruments, and we couldn't afford to run the program without these companies.
It is striking, and peculiar, that the two organizations doing the most to revive teaching instruments come not from the classical music world — which, you would think, has a clear and pressing interest in doing so — but from the heart of popular culture.
The group raised funds and built a modest collection of teaching instruments including violins, guitars, pianos, cellos and drum pads.
Shaneyfelt et al. [ 6] reviewed the available EBP teaching instruments methods and identified high-quality instruments for evaluating the EBP competence of individual trainees, determining the effectiveness of EBP curricula, and assessing EBP behaviours with objective outcome measures.
It's intended for use as a teaching instrument for kids, and they'll probably just break it anyway.
Today it is used for Mass, choral accompaniment and as a teaching instrument for Eastman students — the only opportunity they have in the United States to play an organ that is, in all respects, a Bach-era instrument.
While today it might resemble a medical exhibit, it was in fact made by a sculptor, Agostini Carlini, in 1775 for use as a teaching instrument at the Royal Academy of Arts in London.
Mr. Schoenberg's extraordinary range is what we hope to see in the museum: an illumination of jazz as an art form, a teaching instrument, a model of combined discipline and improvisation and a supreme narrative, literary and musical, that has flowed through virtually every capillary of the nation's culture and set the mood for what we Americans think and feel about ourselves.
Films are a highly attractive teaching instrument and an appropriate teaching method in health education.
