Dreams of teacher are much more related to unnamed people and much more related to peers than dreams in general. They are less related to animals, less related to insects, and less related to fantastic beings.

Teache dreams are more related to embarrassment and more related to hatred than dreams in general. They are less related to grief and sorrow, less related to fear, and less related to pain.

Teache dreams are much more related to human-made places and much more related to schools than dreams in general. They are less related to home, less related to natural places, and less related to magical places.

Teache dreams are less related to aggressive acts, less related to disasters, and less related to eating and drinking.

Teache dreams are more related to weird dreams than dreams in general. They are less related to lucid dreams, less related to nightmares, and less related to recurring dreams.

Dreams of teacher are less related to hearing, less related to smelling, and less related to vision.

You can gain insight from thinking about any dream, no matter how strange. Only you, as the dreamer, have final say on what your dream may or may not mean. Each dream is unique.

The DreamWell dictionary provides information on how each dream symbol appears in dreams in general. Finding how experience teacher in dreams can be a key to understanding its meaning.

Our emotions in dreams can help us understand its meaning. Pay attention to how you felt in the dream. Pay attention to how you feel about teacher in dreams. See how you feel about teacher now, in your waking life.

This interpretation is from ""The Dream Interpretation Dictionary: Symbols, Signs, and Meanings" and is provided by J.M. DeBord aka "RadOwl". He is the author of several acclaimed books about dreaming, the host of The Dreams That Shape Us podcast, and is a moderator of r/Dreams, one of the largest dream sharing communities on the internet. For students, dreams featuring their teachers and professors are common and usually connect with their classes and education, or relationship dynamics with the educators. Dreams love to create comparisons and trace problems to their source. For example, a student has difficulty with a demanding teacher. Everything the teacher says, he does the opposite, and he’s openly hostile to her. He’s fine with the class and the subject of it, but doesn’t understand his reaction to the teacher till he dreams that his mother teaches the class … his demanding mother that he’s too scared of to openly defy. Instead, he acts out his feelings with his teacher. When you dream about a teacher or professor from your past, the dream can connect with something you learned from that person. For example, you dream about your former English professor when you’re struggling with the wording of a report you’re writing for work. Or you had a teacher who told you that your innate talent and intelligence would carry you only so far in life, and that eventually you would need to prepare better and be consistent. Years later you realize you have hit a wall and need to prepare better and be more consistent. Voila! The teacher appears in your dreams. Oftentimes, the meaning of the symbolism pops to mind when thinking of your initial associations with the person and the subject they teach. Teachers help you live up to your potential. They advise. They guide. They give answers, and you can dream about teachers whenever you need them. See: Guiding A teacher in a dream can symbolize a mentor, counselor, friend, parent—anyone who teaches in any sense. You can dream about a teacher in connection with a specific incident and the impression it makes on you. For example, say that one time you were late to class and the teacher wouldn’t let you into the classroom. It’s a harsh lesson about being on time. Then the other day you were late to an appointment, triggering a dream featuring the teacher represented as a character, and you wonder why you’d dream about someone you haven’t seen in years. It’s because the past connects with the present. Dreaming about a group of teachers can symbolize your perceptions of them as a group. See: Groups A teacher in a dream can be a representation of your attitudes toward learning. For example, a dream about being chosen for a special program to develop psychic powers, then sneaking out of the classroom, leaving the teacher to be beaten to death while the dreamer is doing his own thing, summarizes the dreamer’s overall attitude toward being taught. He has plenty of innate ability, but his stubborn insistence of doing things his own way holds him back. The death of the teacher dramatizes his inability to live up to his potential. You can dream about teachers as completely imaginary characters that play teacher-related roles. The symbolism is based on common associations with teachers, and with teaching and learning. Teachers and professors are known for being well-educated, sometimes pompous, sometimes challenging, and sometimes lecturing. For example, you dream about enduring a teacher’s seemingly endless lecture the night after sitting through a seemingly endless meeting. Dreams use associations with teaching, such as inspiration, authority figure, and someone you can or can’t count on. It depends on how the teacher is presented in the dream and your feelings and associations. The possibilities deepen when the teacher is someone you know, your teacher or former teacher. The symbolism can connect with the person, the subject he or she teaches, the school he or she teaches at, your experience with the teacher, the time of life you knew the person, and the person’s role as a teacher. For ideas about how to decode the symbolism of someone you know, see: Sister. Along this line, a big part of a teacher’s job is to prepare students for the challenges they will face. You dream about a teacher from your past (a real-life person) when you face a challenge that the teacher warned you about or prepared you (or didn’t prepare you adequately) for. A young man four years out of high school dreams he’s back there, in a classroom led by a teacher he doesn’t recognize as one he used to have. The class is given an assignment to work on. It confuses him and he asks for help and still doesn’t understand. His peers tell him he isn’t going to graduate, enraging him. He hurls desks across the room, then storms out and hunts down the school counselor, who is out of the office. The dream symbolizes the young man’s struggle to figure out where he fits in the adult world; specifically, what he should be doing as an occupation. That’s his assignment, and his confusion about the assignment reflects his overall confusion about what to do with his life. His rage in the dream is an amplification of his feelings—he’s really upset with himself and the teachers and counselors who haven’t given him the answers he needs. It’s why he reacts with rage—he subconsciously knows that failing to graduate means he won’t have the adult life he wants. By understanding the dream he is able to grasp the situation and make a decision. He joins the Navy. Six months later he’s happier than he’s ever been. And it all begins with the teacher, because ultimately the dream is about understanding his situation. That’s his assignment. The question is about his life, and the answer is to find a way to “graduate.” A teacher can symbolize teaching what you know. For example, as a parent you want to teach your children what they need to know to grow up to be healthy adults. Teaching in dreams can apply to situations where you want to get across your ideas and knowledge, as teachers do. For example, a man dreams about being a professor teaching a classroom of students about a subject in which he’s an expert. The dream reflects his efforts to assume the role of teacher by giving public presentations. The symbolism of a teacher can connect with the settings in which teachers are found. See below. See also: Campuses, Friends, Guiding, Libraries, Parents, Principals, Schools, Sisters, Stages, Students, Speaking, Tests