teaching fellow

ˈtiːtʃɪŋ ˈfɛloʊ

Definition of teaching fellow - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

academic

postgraduate student teaching for financial support

The teaching fellow led the undergraduate seminar.
A teaching fellow often balances research and teaching duties.
The university hired a teaching fellow for the new course.

instructor

teaching assistant

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Expressions with teaching

teaching aid

material or tool used to enhance learning

The teacher used a globe as a teaching aid in geography class.

teaching assistant

person who supports a teacher in educational tasks

The teaching assistant helped grade the exams.

teaching materials

resources teachers use to explain lessons and help students learn

The school provides teaching materials such as textbooks, posters, and online exercises.

home teaching

teaching conducted at home instead of a school

Home teaching can be beneficial for children with special needs.

teaching aids

materials used by teachers to help students learn

The teacher used various teaching aids to explain the concept.

teaching experience

time spent working as a teacher and skills learned from that work

Schools often require at least two years of teaching experience for new hires.

Expressions with fellow

fellow traveler

companion on a journey

She found a fellow traveler to share stories with on the long flight.

fellow feeling

feeling sympathy and understanding for someone else

She felt fellow feeling for her struggling friend.

fellow member

person in the same group or organization

She greeted a fellow member at the club meeting.

fellow worker

person who works with you

She discussed the project with her fellow worker.

fellow citizen

person from the same country or city

She spoke to her fellow citizens about the new policy.

old fellow

affectionate term for an older man

Come here, old fellow, and have a seat.

odd fellow

person seen as eccentric or unusual

Everyone thought he was an odd fellow at the party.

big fellow

male person, often large or grown, spoken of in a friendly way

The coach clapped the big fellow on the back after the game.

shallow fellow

someone who is not serious or profound

Don't expect deep conversations with him; he's a shallow fellow.

research fellow

academic researcher in a temporary position

The university hired a research fellow for the new project.

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person who helps teach classes at a university

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French:assistant d'enseignement, ...
German:Tutor, ...
Italian:assistente alla didattica, ...
Spanish:becario docente, ...
Portuguese:bolseiro de ensino, ...
Chinese:助教, ...
Japanese:ティーチングフェロー, ...
Arabic:مُعيد دراسات عليا, ...
Hebrew:עָמִית הוֹרָאָה, ...
Russian:ассистент преподавателя, ...
Ukrainian:асистент викладача, ...
Hindi:शिक्षण साथी, ...
Bengali:শিক্ষক সহকারী, ...
Catalan:ajudant de docència, ...
Czech:doktorand, ...
Danish:undervisningsassistent, ...
Dutch:teaching fellow, ...
Greek:διδάσκων υπότροφος, ...
Hungarian:oktató doktorandusz, ...
Khmer:និស្សិតក្រោយឧត្តមសិក្សាជាអ្នកបង្រៀន, ...
Korean:티칭 펠로우, ...
Persian:همکار تدریس, ...
Polish:asystent naukowy, ...
Portuguese (BR):bolsista de ensino, ...
Romanian:asistent universitar, ...
Swedish:undervisningsassistent, ...
Thai:ผู้ช่วยสอน, ...
Turkish:öğretim görevlisi, ...
Vietnamese:trợ giảng, ...

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