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If the story's emphasis is [[Fundamentally Female Cast|on the female students]], she will act like [[One of the Kids|one of the girls]], a teenager in spirit. In [[Harem Series]] with a male protagonists, she is more likely to be a bit [[Hot for Student]], as a comical [[Supporting Harem|side-character of the harem.]] A common character flaw [[Played for Laughs]] is being a [[Hard-Drinking Party Girl]].
Their frequent complaints about being unable to settle down in a proper relationship, are probably based on the traditional Japanese culture's conflicting expectations, [[
The trope's name is a combination of two [[Japanese Honorifics|honorifics]], "-sensei" is used for teachers, like "Miss", and "-chan" is an informal affectionate diminutive. While the combined usage is grammatically correct, and it reflects the characters in spirit, it's unlikely that anyone would use it for a [[Real Life]] teacher either in this form, or as "-chan-sensei", since it would be about as conflicting and disrespectful as "Miss-baby", or "Teacher chick" in English.
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