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What is a exact noun for teacher?

There isn't one single, universally accepted exact noun for "teacher" that encompasses all aspects of the role.

Here are some options, depending on the specific context:

* Educator: A broad term for anyone involved in teaching and learning.

* Instructor: Someone who teaches a specific skill or subject, often in a formal setting.

* Professor: A teacher at a university or college.

* Tutor: A private teacher, often one-on-one.

* Mentor: Someone who provides guidance and support, often in a more informal setting.

* Lecturer: A teacher who delivers lectures, often at a university or college.

* Preceptor: A teacher who provides individual instruction and guidance.

* Schoolmaster/Schoolmistress: Traditional terms for a male/female teacher in a school.

The best term to use depends on the specific context and the type of teaching involved.

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