What do you call a female teacher in English?

A married female teacher should be called Mrs.

Miss is a common name for all unmarried women in English. Put it in front of the full name or surname, not only in front of the first name, but also alone.

For example, it can be said that it is nostalgia. Kate Clinton (Miss Kate Clinton)

Still miss. Clinton (Miss Clinton)

You can't say miss. Kate

Ms can be used to address both married women and unmarried women. Later, it gradually became possible to use Ms when it was not clear whether the other party was married or not.

The extended materials 1 and Miss first appeared in John Evelyn's diary 1645, when the word miss meant "a concubine; A mistress, that is, a concubine, is a woman who is kept in captivity.

Twenty years later, Samuel pepys first used the capital letter M of the word before the name of a girl or unmarried woman. About the same time, John Dryden first used miss as a title, especially for girls or unmarried women.

2.Ms first appeared in Mario Pei's The Story of Language 1949. In word formation, Ms may be a mixture of Miss and Mrs, so in a sense, Ms can be used as both an unmarried woman and a married woman.