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The phrase "to teach students" is correct and is often used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a person's job or purpose, such as in the following example: Jane's ambition was to teach students and help them reach their full potential.
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They want to teach students practical relevant skills.
Instead, he offered to teach students of every social class.
I'm trying to teach students to problem-solve.
His school endeavored to teach students these same fundamentals.
"But it's more important to teach students network literacy".
Like MOOCs, SNOCs use videoconferencing and online-collaboration tools to teach students in different countries.
Use this collection to teach students about the holiday and its cultural significance and traditions.
What medical schools should do is to teach students how to talk well with patients.
The first warmed my heart: "We want to teach students things they don't want to know".
"I believe the value of a college education is to teach students to think critically.
"It should cost roughly the same to teach students in Edinburgh or London," he added.
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