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Because Danish usually puts the definite article at the end of the noun.
- en lærer = a teacher
- læreren = the teacher
So læreren siger means the teacher says.
This is different from English, where the comes before the noun.
Here at means that.
So:
- Læreren siger, at ... = The teacher says that ...
It introduces a subordinate clause, just like English that does.
In some spoken Danish, at may sometimes be omitted, but in a sentence like this it is completely normal and standard to include it.