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coteacher

noun

Etymology

From co- + teacher.

  1. inherited from techere
  2. prefixed as coteacher — “co + teacher”

Definitions

  1. A teacher that one works alongside.

    • Not only are you with your coteacher every day, you are also working toward a common goal: making sure your students learn to their fullest potential.

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