Hello friends
i have one website in which i define some roles such as Teachers , Students etc
i create some pages for that
each and every role having different functionilty
which is defined in User module
now what happen whenever i login in as Teacher i will redirected to the functional page of teachers
like
Login As Teacher - Functions defined for Teachers
and i want like this
Login As Teacher - Page created by me for Teacher - Functions defined for Teachers

Dear All
i want to know that how we can redirect pages.
i have different types of users on my site like Teachers,Students,Parents etc
i design different types of pages for them
what i want that whenever they login on my website after login they found page which designed for them like if i register with Teachers privilages then whenever i logged in i got page which especially designed for Teachers and after that i can access all functionality of Teachers
right now i directly redirect to the functional page of Teachers
what i want is

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