First, “learn me” is terrible English.
Second, teaching means much more than simply imparting knowledge.
Teaching is about education, and that word is derived from the Latin for “to draw out”. Education is about finding what is already inside someone, bringing it out and enhancing it.
Increasing a learner’s knowledge is certainly part of it, but having many facts in your mind is very different from being educated.

Well said.

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