Teaching is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for TEACHING in dictionary:

VERB:
• impart knowledge to or instruct (someone) as to how to do something
• give information about or instruction in (a subject or skill)
• work as a teacher
• cause (someone) to learn or understand something by example or experience
• encourage someone to accept (something) as a fact or principle
• make (someone) less inclined to do something
NOUN:
• a doctrine
• The act or business of instructing; also, that which is taught; instruction.
• the profession of a teacher
• a doctrine that is taught
• the activities of educating or instructing; activities that impart knowledge or skill
• a teacher
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to impart knowledge or skill to

Words related to TEACHING

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Words that contain TEACHING

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How to use TEACHING in a sentence

• A host of active missionaries are now at work, engaged in religious, moral, and sanitary teaching, in charitable relief, or in industrial organization.
• Thirteen years later he was teaching a school established for the education of the daughters of the most distinguished families in Philadelphia.
• The teaching of Jesus was almost overpowered by the Graeco-Oriental culture of later Hellenism.
• There is need of such teaching, and it can be appropriated into the thought and life of the time with great promise of good.
• We thank the Senator for teaching us that word, we intend to improve it.
• In 1860, when we were teaching school, my elder brother and myself, in Blanchford, Massachusetts, were asked to go to Brooklyn with the body of a lady who died near our schools.
• I was teaching school near there and just wanted to see.
• It is to His life and teaching that we humbly turn to find the final sanction for the distinctively religious values.
• Meanwhile you are turning your time of waiting to a glorious account in teaching poor Franz to speak English.
• If there is a science of literature, that is not what we are teaching in the secondary schools, and that is not what most of us believe should be taught in the secondary schools.
• Music was thought of as an agreeable art, a social accomplishment, and the idea of making it the subject of scientific teaching must have been received with some amusement.
• She has taught me many things, and is teaching me more.
• Twenty-fourth, the formation of an Asian teaching committee designed to stimulate and coordinate the teaching activities initiated by the Plan.
• The Guardian has learned with deep gratification of the news of the teaching work carried on by the Auckland believers.
• Abdu’l-Aziz of Hyderabad and the members of his teaching group, the expression of his keenest appreciation of their labours for the spread of the Cause.
• Praise be to God, you have arisen to serve Him, and are actively teaching and spreading His Faith.
• Meanwhile the anti-slavery people were teaching the Africans the rudiments of English in order that they might be better able to tell their own story.
• I am told by many that such teaching is dangerous, but I am not told by any of any danger that is intelligible to me.
• But with him alone shall rest the honor of its discovery and first teaching, and of the establishment of the science upon strong foundations.
• After teaching a grammar school and beginning to read theology, he studied law and began practice in 1758, soon becoming a leader at the bar and in public life.
• But the greatest error of all lies in the mere act of cutting up the teaching of the New Testament into five rules.
• I was fortunate with this teaching in having vivid in the minds of my pupils a concrete social problem of which we all were parts and which we desperately desired to solve.
• He should be taught in a language which opens to him the literature, the science and the Christian teaching of the Christian world.
• It even happens that the indirect lesson, in which the child is left to see for himself the application and meaning, is often the most effective to teaching.
• This was the work of Satan, according to the New Testament teaching.
• He delivers us from suffering by teaching us how to bear it, and by showing us the meaning of it.

Similar words containing TEACH without suffix ing

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