Apparently, the terms mean the same thing. They both refer to a teacher.
Answer
教師 means "a teacher".
先生 means "a teacher", too. But 先生 can be used for the title of teacher, doctor, writer, politician, artist, and so on.
For example, when a student greets to the teacher in the morning, he can't say "おはようございます、教師。". In this situation, he should say "おはようございます、先生".
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