swami Vivekananda
Chanakya, an ancient Indian teacher and philosopher, is often credited with this statement. He emphasized the role of a teacher as not just an educator but also as a friend who guides and inspires the child.
A metaphor for a teacher could be a guide, leading students through new territories of knowledge.
educator, instructor, professor, guide
Teachers are educators who impart knowledge and skills to students. They inspire, instruct, and guide learners to help them reach their full potential.
"Mentor" typically carries a very positive connotation as it implies a wise and trusted guide, rather than just an instructor.
A teacher is someone who imparts knowledge or skills to others, while a learner is someone who acquires knowledge or skills from others. Teachers are typically more experienced in a subject and guide the learning process, whereas learners are actively seeking to gain knowledge or acquire new skills.
Friend Philosopher and Guide.
coach, aide, counselor, director, guide, expert, quarterback, referee, tutor, teacher, helper, friend, judge, mentor
A mentor. Guide. Friend. Teacher. Preacher. Could be any of these. You would really know best.
List all of the specific things that made an impression on you. Then pretend you're talking to a friend and just write down what you'd say about that teacher, using your list as a guide.
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you should work them out and ask your teacher to check them
The teacher can certainly guide you on how to improve your grades.
The only person who likely has the answers to study guide 1.1.1 is the teacher.
A metaphor for a teacher could be a guide, leading students through new territories of knowledge.
I am not sure why a teacher is crucial in the students life. A teacher is suppose to be there for you and help guide you through life.
you teacher
teacher, tour guide, & caoch.