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Someone paid to be right out loud before you are, on purpose.
means A person whose job is to teach others a skill or body of knowledge.
from From Latin instruere, 'to build in, equip, or arrange' — from in- ('into') plus struere ('to pile up, build'), the same root that gives us 'structure' and 'construct.' An instructor, etymologically, is someone who builds knowledge into you, piece by piece, the way a mason builds a wall.
- etymology
- Latin instruere, to build in
- gym version
- motivates via microphone headset and betrayal
- key skill
- explaining the obvious without sounding condescending
- rank note
- usually below professor, above your patience