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To implement role-based access control (RBAC) in a Laravel application, one effective approach is to use the Spatie Laravel-Permission package. First, install the package using Composer. After installation, you need to publish the configuration files and run the migrations, which will create the necessary tables in your database.

Next, in your User model, include the HasRoles trait provided by the package. This allows each user to be assigned roles and permissions. You can then create roles such as "teacher" or "student," and assign specific permissions to each role. For example, a teacher might have permission to create or manage assignments.

Once your roles and permissions are defined, you can assign roles to users and use middleware in your route definitions to restrict access to specific features geometry dash based on a user's role. For instance, only users with the "teacher" role could access the assignment creation page.

This setup helps ensure that users only have access to the parts of the system that are appropriate for their role, which is particularly useful in a platform like Edu-Nation that may involve different types of users such as students, teachers, and administrators.