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1) The new teacher orientation covered the company history, expectations for TakeLessons instructors, marketing strategies, policies for scheduling lessons and communicating with students, and available resources. 2) Teachers are expected to keep their availability calendars updated, contact new students within 48 hours, mark lessons within 72 hours, and maintain high student feedback and reputation ratings. 3) Resources provided to teachers include marketing support, sample teacher profiles, policy manuals, and a teacher support team to assist with any questions or issues.
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