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Abstract: According to the ancient concept, the only function of a teacher was to impart knowledge. The teacher was the repository of knowledge from which he imparted knowledge to the students. The purpose of modern education is not only to acquire knowledge but also to develop a complete personality. So today's teacher's scope of work is very wide. Today's teacher's work is not limited to the classroom. In today's education, students gain knowledge and experience from many different areas of life. That is why he has to help the student in his work like a cooperative friend. He is not only a giver of knowledge but also a friend, philosopher and guide. Seventeenth century educationist Comenius said--'Education is the management of the child's knowledge. As a fish learns to swim, a bird learns to fly, an animal learns to run - it will learn. Froebel, the originator of the Kindergarten Education Plan, called the school a 'child's garden', where the children are the plants and the teacher is the gardener. Madam Montessori also called the teacher in her education system, "the principal".