Meaning of って意味 in this context


In the sentence

> 俺は人にモノを教えるのは得意じゃない。人には向き不向きがあるだろ？ 正直、勉強を教える **って意味** じゃ俺なんかより、堀北や櫛田のほうが向いている
>
> I'm not a good teacher.People have different strengths and weaknesses, right
> ? To be honest, Horikita and Kushida were better teachers than I was.

I know that って is for という, and that 意味 has a sense of "meaning" but I cannot
figure out in the sentence




Here Japanese actually matches English usage quite closely: "teaching 勉強" is
simply only one possible _sense_ / _meaning_ of all the kinds of teaching that
"teaching モノ" (i.e., teaching in general) could conceivably entail.

> 正直、勉強を教える **って意味じゃ** 俺なんかより、堀北や櫛田のほうが向いている

"To be honest, [when it comes to teaching] **in the sense of** teaching
academic subjects, Horikita and Kushida are more suitable than I am."




Here Japanese actually matches English usage quite closely: "teaching 勉強" is
simply only one possible _sense_ / _meaning_ of all the kinds of teaching that
"teaching モノ" (i.e., teaching in general) could conceivably entail.

> 正直、勉強を教える **って意味じゃ** 俺なんかより、堀北や櫛田のほうが向いている

"To be honest, [when it comes to teaching] **in the sense of** teaching
academic subjects, Horikita and Kushida are more suitable than I am."

