### person | adult | educator:

Teacher
* Many teachers blame the parents and the child for having a learning disability
  - use computers to record the children's grades
* Most teachers enter the profession because they care about children and care about the world.
* Most teachers teach because they love kids and care about their spiritual nurture
  - work in schools
* Some teachers are parents who are showing love for their children as they teach their classes
  - believe a person is taught to be homosexual rather than born to be one
  - cause diseases
* Some teachers die in accidents
  - deadly accidents
  - teach for others to learn
* Some teachers teach young children in kindergarten or primary schools
  * A 'teacher' person who helps people to learn. A teacher often works in a classroom. There are many different kinds of teachers. Some teachers teach young children in kindergarten or primary schools. Others teach older children in middle, junior high and high schools.
  * There are different ways of teaching. Most teachers use a variety of methods to teach. Teachers often explain new knowledge, write on a blackboard or whiteboard, sit behind their desks on chairs, help students with their work, or mark students' work. They may use a computer to write tests, assignments or report cards for the class
* advise students.
* announce answers
  - instruction
* apply ideas.
* appreciate beauty.
* are a primary role model in most children's lives
  - abstraction
  - academics
  - active participants in children's learning
  - authorities on learning and pedagogy
* are capable of help students
  - lower expectations
* are capable of school children
  - teach students
  - citizens, members of learned professions, and representatives of their institutions
* are civil servants with lifetime tenure and higher pay
  - craft women and men who work within the structure of a modern bureaucracy
  - educators
  - employees of state or local government
  - government workers
  - human beings who have preferences and face decisions
  - learners and facilitators of learning
  - lifelong learners
* are located in classrooms
  - members of learning communities
  - mothers, fathers, friends, and counselors
  - municipal employees who earn slightly less than elementary school teachers
* are one of the greatest influences on individuals in any society
  - highest risk groups of women who die of breast cancer
  - parents who bring up other people's children
  - perhaps the most influential of all professions
  - practitioners of the best practices in learning and teaching
  - professional drummers and educators
  - professional, gentle educators who provide exciting experiences for families
  - professionals because they practice in schools
* are professionals who enjoy sharing their expertise with children
  - manage a variety of instructional resources
  - with jobs to do and families to feed
  - professionals, and they have been unionized for almost a century
  - researchers, developing learning models and refining their pedagogy
  - responsible for teaching children at their own level
* are role models and often influence one's life
  - who provide direction, information and means for learning
  - school leaders who work as a team and serve as mentors to their students
  - skilled at working with children
  - tellers of truth, who actively inculcate knowledge
  - the foundation of children's educational experiences
* are the largest group of unionized knowledge workers in the United States
  - single group of trained professionals in the world
  - ones who make the education system work
  - people most responsible for the next generation
* are the people who build such kinds of thinking
  - hire the puppeteers to come and perform shows in schools
  - used for answers
* ask pupils
* assist students.
* assume roles.
* attend summer workshops
* can have a significant impact on the way a child feels about learning
  - great impact on the social, personal, and intellectual development of individuals
  - profoundly affect the lives of children
  - read aloud to younger children, whilst older children can read independently
* care about children, and many teachers are parents themselves.
* cause a desire to studies.
* compose the largest sector of government employees.
* contribute to student success
* cover topics.
* create democratic learn environments
* create learn environments
* demonstrate movement
  - tasks
* describe experiments.
* design activities.
* design meaningful learn tasks
  - protocols
* desire attention
  - interested students
  - teachs
  - vacation
* determine assignments.
* develop strategies.
* directly affect the lives of children.
* discuss importance
* display examples.
* draw attention.
* emphasize goals
  - learn goals
* encounter experience
  - similar experience
* encourage children
* explain ideas
  - to students
* facilitator or a co-learner of learning.
* feel certain emotion
  - extreme emotion
* find jobs
  - materials
  - solutions
* focus analyses.
* gain confidence
* give feedback
* hate cockroaches.
* have a significant impact on a child s whole life
  - an important part in preparing children for success after graduation from high school
  - breaks
  - degrees
  - options
  - particular topics
  - power and responsibility because they are in control of an entire group of children
  - rules
  - strength
* help children grow socially, emotionally, and intellectually
* hold degrees.
* identify students.
  - arms
  - body substances
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - corpi
  - legs
  - necks
  - nuclei
  - personality
  - plasma membranes
  - sections
  - vacuoles
* inform students.
* instruct students.
* introduce ideas
* involve in activities.
* is an educator
* join forces.
* keep in minds.
* know judgment.
* lead students.
* learn common interest
* leave rooms.
* live in houses.
* look for ideas
  - new ideas
* love babies.
* make careers
  - progress
  - statements
* may have students.
* must have communication skills
  - good communication skills
* need communication skills
  - think skills
* observe ability
* offer guidance
* plan lessons.
* play a very important role in children's development.
* play a vital role in the development of young minds
  - intellectual and morale education of children
* present books
  - cases
* promote growth
  - vocabulary growth
* provide additional resources
  - definition
* question behavior.
* reach ages.
* read stories.
* receive notes.
* require students.
* salaries Teacher salaries are the largest component of educational cost in any country.
* see proof
* seek advancement
* should have strategies.
* show examples
* sometimes act as surrogate parents, nurses, social workers, and ministers.
* suggest assessments.
* support students.
* take notes
* teach children
* to provide demographic information
  - share information
* understand children.
* use analyses
  - booklets
  - demonstrations
  - hands
* utilize mathematics.
* will have classrooms
  - trouble
* work at colleges.
* work in community colleges
  - private schools
  - with students
  - years
+ Google Earth
  * Teachers can use it to evaluate and strengthen students' visual literacy. Students can use it to develop a background for three-dimensional and cultural differences globally.
+ Midterm exam, Purpose: Education
  * Midterm exams can be given for several reasons. This tells a student who does not do well that they should drop the class. Many colleges stop allowing students to drop a class a week or two after the first midterm exam. Midterm exams can also show how well a teacher is doing in teaching their class. Some teachers give more than one midterm exam.