schoolteacher
UK: ˈskuːlˌtiːtʃə | US: ˈskuːlˌtiːtʃər
n. a person who teaches in a school
The word "schoolteacher" is a straightforward compound of "school" (from Old English scōl, borrowed from Latin schola, meaning "place of learning") and "teacher" (from Old English tǣċan, meaning "to show or instruct"). The combination reflects the role of someone who instructs within an educational setting. The structure is transparent, making it easy for learners to decode and remember.
The schoolteacher prepared engaging lessons for her students.
My mother worked as a schoolteacher for over 30 years.
The village hired a new schoolteacher for the primary school.
A dedicated schoolteacher can inspire a lifelong love of learning.
The schoolteacher stayed late to help struggling students.