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What are the role of the teacher in the community?

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Teachers serve as not only educators, but also mentors and role models. Especailly in the modern world, where values such as respect for elders, sharing, and cooperation among peers are not always taught in the home. Young students look to their teachers when determining how to interact as adults.

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