Teacher

//ˈtiː.t͡ʃə//

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The word "teacher" can be used as a noun.

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agree with student allow joking answer question answer questions answer student answer student's question ask about french revolution assign homework believe in students better knowledge call on student care students carry on conversation circle mistake class pupils clear blackboard continue lesson cup child's chin cut out noise dare to learn decide answer demand to do homework demonstrate desire students study doubt student will succeed drop pencil educate encourage enlighten enter classroom erase blackboard evaluate progress even student's chances explain explain dogs mammals explain fact explain geography explain lesson explain many things explain math explain question explain subject explain test question explain topic explain vocabulary word explain world fail student field question find keys fix laminating machine flunk students forget about test forget to grade papers give test go shopping after school grade exam grade students group children together group readers group students guide student hand out papers head class hear pupils help student help student to learn help to teach student include examples increase one's knowledge judge performance keep track of student's grades list grades list homework list students listen to student lower expectations make make words come alive mark essays mark exams with pencil mark homework mark paper for mistakes mark papers mark papers with grade mark test name pupils name student in class need students number pupil's essay object to students talking offer knowledge pass student place pins on map plan lesson plan to teach lesson point at picture point to example praise work prepare dinner prepare lesson plan question student quiet classroom quiet students read to students reason with one ready to learn reply to student's question require homework from students say false school children school student school students school students in penmanship sense misunderstanding separate talkative students settle fight share idea shine apple later shout at students show class object show how to write show video sign report card speaking to class spend time wisely start lecture state fact state facts strike pupil study way students think subject student to humiliation subject students to boring lecture supply answer supply education to student supply knowledge talk to class talking to student teach about companies teach about mammals teach at public school teach child teach english teach math teach mathematical system teach pupil teach pupils teach students teach students to math teach to read teaching class tell information tell story time test train children to read welcome new class work in school

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