teachercraft

English

Etymology

From teacher +‎ -craft.

Noun

teachercraft (uncountable)

  1. The knowledge, training, or skilled work of a teacher.
    • 1970, Adult Education, volume 43, page 10:
      The experience of discussion during the foundation period also helps to give them a good start toward their training in adult teachercraft.
    • 2001, Hannu L. T. Heikkinen, Toimintatutkimus, Tarinat Ja Opettajaksi Tulemisen Taito, page 225:
      The study focuses on three main concepts and their interrelations: teachercraft, action research, and narrativity. In the interspace between teachercraft and action research, the work illustrates teachers' work as a reflective practice.
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