The term "teaching obligations" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this term when referring to the duties or responsibilities a teacher has to fulfill. For example, "I have been working long hours lately to accommodate my teaching obligations."
"Professors have teaching obligations," she said.
But union supporters say many graduate students still have teaching obligations.
This tempo led to a chapter every month over two years, a rhythm cushioned by leave from almost all my teaching obligations.
Instead, she takes a part-time job in a smaller hospital, with no teaching obligations, no on-call, no audits, no prospects.
A more serious drawback is that the direction of drama departments and of university theatres is often entrusted to theatrical professionals who, in order to fulfill teaching obligations, often cannot devote much time and energy to the theatre.
In a written review, the committee noted that her dedication had faltered -- "due perhaps to the fact that she has recently had her first child and has had to juggle teaching obligations with those of new motherhood".
Justice Alito dissected the explanation the prosecutor had offered for one strike, that of a college student who initially said he could not serve because of a student-teaching obligation.
Apart from the actual teaching, TA obligations include grading papers and meeting students during office hours to answer questions.
Although physicians are generally enthusiastic about teaching, contractual obligations lead to time pressures [ 2] which may occur because of several reasons.
In teaching the duty and obligation to the covenant, we are in a real sense teaching the duty and obligation to the local church, to the family, and even to God.
If American teenagers long to be free and to find themselves, Vietnamese are taught filial obligation, forever honoring and fulfilling a debt incurred in their name.
