"teaching principle" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You may use it to refer to the core principles or ideas someone uses while teaching a subject. For example, "The teacher had a firm belief in the teaching principle that practice makes perfect."
Beyond this domain-specific teaching principle, research also proposes to train the transfer of problem solving competence in domains that are closely related (e.g., math and science; Pellegrino and Hilton [2012]).
A digital solution of the moment that undergirds a timeless teaching principle, "disaggregation" provides the best chance to make an immediate and meaningful impact on the price of textbooks while also sustaining the treasured concept and essential practice of academic freedom.
The institute format models scientific teaching principles of active learning, assessment, and diversity.
The guidelines and teaching principles introduced by the reform will renew management of the curriculum, develop teaching skills and diversify the means and fields of professional qualification.
These will increase in difficulty as the child progresses while still teaching principles in physics.
These methods are relevant and realistic for teaching principles of mechanical ventilation.
His research and findings on teaching principles and competencies of leadership had a huge impact on these two programs, shifting their focus to leadership skills.
This study employed the previously published ESDM curriculum and teaching principles [ 14] within a group setting.
Our teaching concept was based on cognitive learning and teaching principles [ 28] in which the teacher demonstrates methods to solve problems and enables participants to transfer these methods to their own fields.
This model follows five (conceptualization, visualization, verbalization, practice and correction and reinforcement) of the seven psychomotor teaching principles based on the taxonomy of psychomotor domain (the other two being skill mastery and skill autonomy).
And we'll teach principles from Buddhism.
