teaching

Word family  noun teacher teaching teachings verb teach

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teach·ing /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [uncountable]  1  SETEACHthe work or profession of a teacher 教学工作；教学事业 Mrs Ward had many years of experience in teaching. 沃德太太拥有多年教学经验。 She’s thinking of going into teaching (=becoming a teacher). 她在考虑当老师。language/science etc teaching extra funding for English teaching in schools 用于学校英语教学的额外经费the teaching profession 教师职业teaching methods/materials etc 教学方法/材料等teaching practice British English, student teaching American English (=a period of teaching done by someone who is training to be a teacher) 教学实习2  BELIEVE (also teachings [plural]) the moral, religious, or political ideas of a particular person or group which are taught to other people 〔道德、宗教、政治等方面的〕教义，学说teaching of the teachings of Gandhi 甘地的学说religious/Christian/Buddhist etc teachings 宗教/基督教/佛教等教义n COLLOCATIONSNOUN + teachinglanguage/English/science etc teachingShe has considerable experience in language teaching.teaching + NOUNthe teaching profession (=teachers, or the career of teaching)Many of our undergraduates subsequently enter the teaching profession.the teaching staff (=the teachers at a school, college etc)She attended a girls' school where all the teaching staff were women.teaching methodsOur teaching methods are quite traditional.teaching materialsThis will help teachers to prepare their own teaching materials.a teaching aid (=a piece of equipment that a teacher uses in the classroom)The school is equipped with modern teaching aids, including interactive whiteboards.teaching practice British English, student teaching American English (=a period of teaching done by someone who is training to be a teacher)There were 90 hours of teaching practice, of which 20 were supervised.a teaching job/postI was soon to take up my first teaching post.a teaching careerShe began her teaching career at a school in inner London.a teaching establishment (=a school, college, or university)Every higher education teaching establishment is subject to rigorous scrutiny.verbsgo into teaching (=become a teacher)Some very talented and dedicated people go into teaching.

Examples from the Corpus

teaching• These will provide background information and teaching aids.• The very phrase implies exclusion, segregation, a particular approach to learning and teaching.• The School of Geography has a range of micro-computing facilities available for both teaching and research use.• Andrea took some time off from teaching when her children were small.• Until recently, graduate teaching was a very marginal activity.• As well as his teaching, and a planned series of concerts in the autumn, Mozart was also working on a new opera.• Ann's planning to go into teaching after she graduates from college.• What made you go into teaching?• He has expressed scepticism about the significance of linguistics for language teaching.• He left teaching and took a job as a truck driver.• the teachings of Confuciusstudent teaching• And her student teaching was rewarding as well.• I did my student teaching in a small town in Indiana.religious/Christian/Buddhist etc teachings• Examples are constitutions, revered leaders, widely respected media or books, and religious teachings.• Opposition to contraception is often reinforced by religious teachings and the fear that contraceptives will encourage wives to be unfaithful.• It is not surprising to find, therefore, that the womb has a key role in many religious teachings.• In most religious teachings it is said that no lasting realization can be achieved without many years of practice.

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a the of teacher or work Corpus profession

teaching
teach‧ing S2 W2 /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ noun [uncountable]1. the work or profession of a teacher:
    Mrs Ward had many years of experience in teaching.
    She’s thinking of going into teaching (=becoming a teacher).
    language/science etc teaching
    extra funding for English teaching in schools
    the teaching profession
    teaching methods/materials etc
    teaching practice British English student teaching American English (=a period of teaching done by someone who is training to be a teacher)
2. (also teachings [plural]) the moral, religious, or political ideas of a particular person or group which are taught to other people
    teaching of
    the teachings of Gandhi
    religious/Christian/Buddhist etc teachings
     

COLLOCATIONS

■ NOUN + teaching
   ▪ language/English/science etc teaching She has considerable experience in language teaching.
■ teaching + NOUN
   ▪ the teaching profession (=teachers, or the career of teaching) Many of our undergraduates subsequently enter the teaching profession.
   ▪ the teaching staff (=the teachers at a school, college etc) She attended a girls' school where all the teaching staff were women.
   ▪ teaching methods Our teaching methods are quite traditional.
   ▪ teaching materials This will help teachers to prepare their own teaching materials.
   ▪ a teaching aid (=a piece of equipment that a teacher uses in the classroom) The school is equipped with modern teaching aids, including interactive whiteboards.
   ▪ teaching practice British English, student teaching American English (=a period of teaching done by someone who is training to be a teacher) There were 90 hours of teaching practice, of which 20 were supervised.
   ▪ a teaching job/post I was soon to take up my first teaching post.
   ▪ a teaching career She began her teaching career at a school in inner London.
   ▪ a teaching establishment (=a school, college, or university) Every higher education teaching establishment is subject to rigorous scrutiny.
■ verbs
   ▪ go into teaching (=become a teacher) Some very talented and dedicated people go into teaching.

🔑 teach·ingBrE /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ 🔊NAmE /ˈtiːtʃɪŋ/ 🔊 noun🔑 [uncountable] the work of a teacher 教学；授课；指导◆She wants to go into teaching (= make it a career). 她想从事教学工作。🔊🔊◆the teaching profession教学职业🔑 [countable, usually plural, uncountable] the ideas of a particular person or group, especially about politics, religion or society, that are taught to other people 教导；学说；教义；教诲◆the teachings of Lenin列宁的学说◆views that go against traditional Christian teaching与传统基督教教义相违的观点