misteaching
/mɪsˈtitʃɪŋ/
verb
- The act of teaching something incorrectly; present participle of misteach.
- The teacher was misteaching the math formula, so the class got confused.
- Misteaching students can have long-term effects on their understanding.
- He apologized for misteaching the safety procedures during the training.
noun
- The act or instance of incorrect instruction.
- The report highlighted several cases of misteaching in the curriculum.
- The school is trying to correct years of misteaching in science classes.
- Misteaching in early education can be hard to undo later.
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