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1.Teacher, lecturer or teacher who is professionally engaged in teaching, either in general, or specialized in a particular subject area, course, academic discipline, science or art. In addition tothe transmission of values, techniques and general knowledge or specific teaching field, part of the educational role of the teacher is to facilitate learning for the student (student or learner)will reach the best possible way. [Citation required]
Both teacher and student, are effective agents of the teaching-learning process.Alongside the teaching functions, teachers often performinvestigative functions (especially at university level), continuing education (teacher training) and organizational or managerial tasks in schools. One such function is called tutorial function, which in thecase of primary and secondary education focuses on students and their families (when done by teachers who specialize in this area is called educational guidance) and in the case of teaching is higherin the direction of research activities by students as doctoral theses (in some cases there is the figure of the mentor).
Teachers are called teachers of all levels of education: early childhoodeducation, primary education, secondary education and higher education. Very often receive other denominations, such as teacher or different administrative and academic rank (professor, lecturer,associate professor, assistant professor, visiting professor, associate professor, professor interim, non-tenured faculty-PNN-, professor emeritus). In the Anglo-Saxon university system expressions areused English professor, chair, Regius Professor, lecturer, fellow, teaching assistant, etc
3. Teachers play an important role in the intellectual and social development of children intheir formativeyears and is critical for the future of them. Preschool teachers, kindergarten and elementary school for children influence at these stages form the visionof themselves and the world in high...