Human Teachers are better in a variety of ways: 

Empathy and Emotional Support: Human teachers can empathize with students, understand their emotions, and provide individualized emotional support, which is critical for student motivation and wellbeing.

Adaptability and Flexibility: Teachers can change their teaching approaches in real time based on student feedback and needs, providing personalized learning experiences that AI systems may fail to reproduce.

Social and Emotional Learning: They help students build social interactions, teamwork, and communication skills, all of which are necessary for future interpersonal connections and professional success.

Critical Thinking and Creativity: Teachers promote critical thinking, creativity, and problem solving abilities through interesting discussions, projects, and activities that go beyond rote learning.

Role Modeling and Mentorship: They act as role models and mentors, passing on not only academic information but also life skills, values, and ethical behavior by their own example and guidance.

Cultural and Contextual Understanding: Teachers contribute cultural awareness and contextual understanding to their lessons, connecting curricular content to real world applications that AI may miss.

Ethical and Moral Education: Teachers traverse complicated ethical and moral quandaries with students, fostering deliberate contemplation and responsible decision making in ways that AI cannot.