Teaching may be thought of as the establishment of a situation in which it is hoped and believed that effective learning will take place. This situation is complicated and made up of many parts. There my be a learner, or more usually a group of learners. There must be some way of grading so that the teacher and more importantly the pupil, will know how the learning is coming along. There must be an organizer who brings these parts into a whole - in other words, the teacher.
Teaching is the organization or learning.
This it follows that a teacher is essentially an organizer. The task of any organizer is to enable a group and the individuals in it to function effectively together for the achievement of a common purpose. This is precisely your proper role as a teacher. He does not make all the decisions himself or try to tell everybody in detail what to do and how and when to do it. A good organizer, however, does not simply behave like any other member of the group, without any special rights, privileges, or powers.