DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES OF A TEACHER
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Teachers have many duties and responsibilities including facilitating learning through functional lesson plans, daily activities, and updated instructional materials. They are responsible for teaching classes and preparing appropriate lessons plans and materials for their subjects. Teachers play a key role in students' education and must ensure they have everything needed to effectively educate their students.
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