The phrase "affect teacher" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or incorrect expression, and without context, it is unclear what is intended.
Example: "The new curriculum will affect the teacher's approach to lesson planning."
Alternatives: "impact the teacher" or "influence the teacher".
Hogan's proposal, they said, could affect teacher contracts, disadvantaged students and students' overall quality of education.
Test scores determine school ratings, which in turn affect teacher pay and school choice enrollment.
Anthony P. Coles, deputy mayor for planning, education and cultural affairs, disagreed, saying salaries did not directly affect teacher quality.
State education reforms, such as standardized testing and stringent accountability for schools and teachers, may affect teacher health by changing their working conditions.
However, little work assesses the extent to which differences in the neighborhoods in which schools are located either affect teacher recruitment and retention or explain the observed relationship between school characteristics and teachers' career choices.
QTEA salary increases did not affect teacher retention, however, perhaps because the implementation of QTEA coincided with a major economic downturn that made many workers, including teachers, reluctant to leave their jobs.
STS can affect teachers' happiness, health, and professional practice.
What affects academics that does not affect teachers, lawyers or city traders?
How does it affect teachers' behavior to know that Wilder is there with her camera?
The plan is not likely to affect teachers or instructional aides, who are protected from layoffs under the teachers' contract.
This offer does not affect teachers, chief executives and senior officers who have covered by separate agreements.
