Since your scholarship income is less than your education expenses, you would have no taxable income based on the entries on your 1098-T form. So, I don't think the other questions matter much.
It is not recommended that you alter the information reported on a 1098-T, but you are free to answer the questions in TurboTax accurately based on your interpretation if you think the form 1098-T answers are misleading.
It sounds like you are a graduate student. The question regarding teaching implies that is what the scholarship income is being paid for, but I don't think that is the case here, you are probably being paid a salary for that, so I would think "no" on that issue.
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