Yes, teachers should give advice to children. They are role models and can offer guidance on both academic and personal issues. Sometimes, they can see things from a different angle than parents and help students make better decisions. Teachers can also spot a child's strengths and help them grow. Their advice can be really helpful for students in making informed choices.

I don't think teachers should give advice to children. They might not know the child's personal situation well enough, and parents might want to handle advice themselves. Also, children could feel pressured or overwhelmed by advice from teachers. Teachers should focus on teaching, and advice might not fit every child's situation.

It depends on the type of advice. Teachers should focus on giving advice related to education and school life. When it comes to personal matters, they should be cautious and consider the child's background. Working with parents can help ensure that the advice is consistent and suitable for the child's needs.