The term "teaching room" is correct and usable in written English.
This term can be used in both formal and informal settings to describe a room used for educational instruction. For example, "The teaching room was filled with students eager to learn."
The Athenian agora was his teaching room.
I had to virtually redecorate my teaching room it seemed, largely at my own expense.
Located on Buziga hill overlooking the lake, it features an outdoor cinema, a multipurpose amphitheatre, a nature walk and an open air teaching room.
A lecturer once phoned us ranting because a kid with Behcet's syndrome had dared to collapse in front of him, and was now blocking the entrance to his teaching room.
Private donors and corporate sponsors contributed to add amenities throughout the building, like nine new I.B.M. computers in a teaching room and an entryway mural that evokes the Depression-era Works Progress Administration.
And there were even stranger sides to this kind of behaviour: when his mother died, Bruckner commissioned a photograph of her on her death bed and kept it in his teaching room.
From the outside, the glass walls offer a view of teaching rooms in action.
The work will also include a green lung of open parkland, improved teaching rooms and transform the Students Unionn.
Existing galleries will be renovated, and a new auditorium, visitors' center and teaching rooms will be built.
Just walking distance from the main city-centre campus, the two-storey building has spacious teaching rooms with panoramic views of the environmentally-significant waters of Plymouth Sound.
Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts Universityy of East Anglia, Norwich, 1978) Early masterpiece: art gallery and teaching rooms, housed in what looks like the finest aircraft hangar ever built.
