What is the relationship between teacher and learner?

Answer 1

well the teacher can usually hate the kid and have no respect to them if the learner has no respect for the teacher

and sometimes a kid can get along with the student but just because they get along with the teacher it wont mean that theykl get more special privalges then the other kids.

Answer 2

The relation is that teachers will be there to support students and make them reach the best of their ability. Teachers help you to understand and help you be successful. in life and a student shouldn't take our teachers for granted since without teachers we won't be able to reach where we want to be. Teachers are helpful and are there for YOU!

Answer 3

Besides the teacher's authority and power to evaluate a student to assign a grade, teachers and students are more alike than what it seems. Both are learners! Teachers must be committed to learning just as much as their younger or youngest students. And though it seems strange to think about, all "learners" are also "teachers"--students can help teach other students, and in the best situation, learners sometimes teach their teachers too. For example, a student works a math problem but using a different method than the teacher showed the class. The answer is correct--and the method works on similar problems. A student now has "taught" a teacher something new. Or, let's say you must write an essay. You choose the subject of using shorthand letters when texting. Your teacher knows some of the shorthand, but not all of it. Through your essay, you "taught" your teacher what the shorthand means.