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the only person who repeats themselves on purpose and still gets blamed for your forgetting
means A person whose job is to help others learn a subject, skill, or way of thinking.
from From Old English 'tǣcan,' to show or point out — the same root that gives us 'token,' something shown. So a teacher was first literally one who points: here, look, this way. The '-er' ending simply marks the doer, as in baker or writer. The shift from 'pointing out' to 'instructing' was already underway in early English, the finger becoming the lesson.
- ancient gig
- Confucius was teaching 2,500 years ago
- odd honor
- five countries celebrate them with a national day off
- voice strain
- teachers report twice the vocal damage of other jobs
- ripple effect
- every profession was trained by one
- finland flex
- there teaching is harder to enter than law
jaime escalante — real math teacher at garfield high school in los angeles who taught calculus to poor students in 1988
rory weasley — harry potter character who became hogwarts transfiguration professor after the series