Would 佑里子は私にを教えてくれました mean "Yuriko taught me"? Am I saying it correctly and
using correct grammar? Otherwise, how would it be best to say "Yuriko taught
me. She's a good teacher"

Would it make sense if I said "I am Yuriko's student", could I use
私は佑里子のかくせいです?
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english-to-japanese sentence
「佑里子は私にを教えてくれました」and「私は佑里子のかくせいです」
I understand what you wrote, but it's not using correct grammar.

  * You should have an honorific (such as "san" or "sensei").
  * _ni_ and _wo_ don't go together
  * The verb _oshieru_ takes an object (to teach _something_ ). Out of context, it feels weird.
  * I think _ga_ is better than _ha_ for this sentence

Regarding the second sentence, the word for student is "gakusei", not
"kakusei". You still need the honorific.
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