The Head teacher is the head of the school and the teacher is just a faculty.
<h3>The literal meaning of teacher and head teacher. </h3>
The Head teacher is the most senior teacher in a school and is responsible for its management and administration.
The teacher is a part of the teaching group and has to take lectures and teach students.
<u> Differences between a teacher and a head teacher in points. </u>
- A headteacher is the school's principal whereas a teacher is only a part of the teaching staff.
- A headteacher has the authority to establish regulations and revolutionize the school, but a teacher does not.
- No one can question if the headteacher breaks the regulation, but if a teacher does, he is reprimanded by the headteacher and may be dismissed.
- The Headteacher has full authority to dismiss or appoint a teacher.
- A teacher is not all-encompassing, but a headteacher is.
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