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There's no teacher. Everything on that paper was most likely written by a single person.
How do you know
I don't, it's just speculation, hence "most likely". I see similar handwriting and not a very plausible problem.
The ink does have a different color
All the "s"s do look very similar.
Source: I am the world's foremost forensic handwriting expert