teach
v.v. to help someone learn a new skill or understand something they did not know before.
v. to impart knowledge or skill to a person through instruction or demonstration.
She wants to teach English in Japan next year.
My grandfather used to teach me how to fix old clocks in his workshop every Saturday morning.
Experienced educators often find that they must adapt their methods to teach students with diverse learning styles and varying levels of prior knowledge.
Possibly a variant of Thatch or Tack.
The verb is often ditransitive, meaning it can take both a direct object (the subject) and an indirect object (the person).
He learned me how to swim.He taught me how to swim.Learners sometimes confuse 'teach' (giving knowledge) with 'learn' (receiving knowledge).