math teacher
- noun
- /mæθ ˈtiːtʃər/
- US
- Mr. Johnson, the math teacher, explained algebra concepts with great clarity during the lesson.
- science and math teacher
- math teacher at school
- sixth-grade math teacher
However, Missus Scott, she was a math teacher.
- However, Missus Scott, she was a math teacher.
- And I don't know where any of them are today, but they had a great math teacher who taught them.
- And it happened that around the same time, I think it was a math teacher.
- And in the UK and Australia, where I've taught them both, we are so low on enthusiastic math teachers, right?
- And I guarantee you, anybody listening, if you think back to elementary school, most of us were ignoring the math teacher.
- Let let's say you go to college for for mathematics and you say, OK, I want to get a math degree and I want to be a math teacher, let's say.
- And this one is about a recently retired math teacher, and she gets this house from a long lost friend on an island, and she goes there.
- And the, my maths teacher was teaching us how to differentiate and we were measuring lines on curves and taking the gradient.
- And this one you're following a widow and retired math teacher and she loses a long time friend and she goes on a trip to, I'm assuming visit her.
Examples
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It's good to be a math teacher sometimes.
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I think that just being there and experiencing that can make me a good math teacher.
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And it's really, you know, not that not that common to see the math teacher and a student working together in a project, right?
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Wow, this place must really need a math teacher.
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Two days later, a math teacher told me that he had to meet the same young man.
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But why would you not want the best math teacher teaching everyone math?
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You raise any number of valid concerns and things that every math teacher must decide.
Blog text (14) -
My math teacher must've been very proud.
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That's the math teacher from my school.
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In the rural district, there were only three math teachers for all 7th through 12th grade students.
Academic text (2015)
Synonyms
A person who gives lessons in math to students at a school or college
A person who teaches hard math so students can understand it
How Experienced
- US
Surface Forms
Morphology
The meaning 'a teacher who specializes in teaching mathematics' is directly and compositionally derived from 'math' (mathematics) + 'teacher' (an instructor). This noun compound follows a common and transparent head-modifier pattern found across many languages, so a B1 learner who knows both words will readily understand it.
Etymology
Math teacher is made of math, short for 'mathematics', the study of numbers and shapes, and teacher, so it simply means 'a teacher who teaches math'.