What is the difference between teacher and lecturer?

Answer 1

As far as I know, a teacher explains the lessons; every word, every phrase and every sentence. He or she gives meanings and other things to the words. He or she does not go beyond the lesson like drawing parallels etc. But a lecturer does something in the class. He or she takes a point and give a lecture on it; drawing parallels, quoting examples and thus he or she goes beyond the lesson if it is necessary. He or she doesn't read out every word and sentence from the text book.

Answer 2

A teacher typically works with students in K-12 settings, while a lecturer usually teaches at the college or university level. Teachers often focus on a broader range of subjects and have additional responsibilities beyond teaching, such as managing a classroom. Lecturers are usually experts in a specific field and focus on delivering lectures or seminars to college students.

Answer 3

A teacher tells students what to do and lecturer do not tell them anything