teach‧ing S2 W2 / titʃɪŋ / 名词 [不可数名词]

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 [复数形式] ) 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.

动词

go into teaching (= become a teacher ) Some very talented and dedicated people go into teaching.