student–teacheradj.
/ˌstjuːdn(t)ˈtiːtʃə/, /ˌstʃuːdn(t)ˈtiːtʃə/, U.S. /ˌst(j)ud(ə)n(t)ˈtitʃər/ Designating the relation between students at a school or college and their teacher or teachers (cf. pupil–teacher adj.).
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student–teacher1927
staff–student1969
1927 H. Hart Sci. Social Relations xviii. 459 Build a chapter on ‘The Child-Parent Relation’... Do the same for ‘The Teacher-Student Relation’ or for ‘The Student-Teacher Relation’.
1935 Boys' Life May 42/3 (advt.) Cottage dormitories foster ideal student-teacher cooperation.
1953 W. Moore Bring Jubilee (1955) xiii. 122 That personal, face-to-face, student–teacher relationship.
1994 Queen's Q. Fall 712 Cash-strapped school boards and universities see computer-aided instruction as a way of increasing the student-teacher ratio.
This entry has been updated (OED Third Edition, September 2015; most recently modified version published online March 2022).
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