The phrase "act as teachers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when describing a role or function that involves teaching or guiding others.
Example: "In this program, volunteers will act as teachers to help students improve their literacy skills."
Alternatives: "serve as educators" or "function as instructors."
The central core systems, and especially cholinergic inputs, act as teachers of the cerebral cortex by marking behavioral reinforcers with the release of acetylcholine.
Peer-assisted learning (PAL) is a form of collaborative learning where members of a peer group act as teachers for each other.
Instead, the entire environment and all activities are frequently viewed as school and classes, and many or all adults act as teachers.
Other teachers told us that the feature helped their struggling readers and E.L.L. students, especially because the V.T.S. moderators act as "teachers" on the blog, gently pushing those learners to say more.
But Lu Zhiqiang, deputy director of the Development Research Center, an affiliate of the State Council, said few people understood the new trade requirements well enough to act as teachers.
To this end, it is fundamental for residents to take on an active role in their training, guided by their tutor and with the participation of all the radiologists in the department including the other residents, all of whom should act as teachers.
In an idealized situation (where all expenses are borne by the royal court and the king's wives and concubines are on hand to act as teacher's aides), an educator need not worry about class size or concealed weapons.
The practitioner may act as teacher and consultant, as well as healer.
We explored this idea by testing if wasp-exposed flies that are genetically unable to suppress oviposition efficiency are still able to successfully act as teacher flies.
As director of studies at Laing's London-based Philadelphia Association (1972-82), Francis acted as teacher, supervisor, therapist, and writer.
A former bel canto tenor and fellow Peruvian, Mr. Palacio has acted as teacher, agent, adviser and confidant to Mr. Flórez throughout his career.
