dailogue writing between you and your friend about the celebration of teachers day
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Man 1: Hello Man 2 how are you?
Man 2: I am good how are you?
Man 1: I am good too.
Man 2: So what are you upto?
Man 1: Nothing I am just planning something to do on teacher's day.
Man 2: Teacher's Day?
Man 1: Yes. Don't you know?
Man 2: No. Like I have heard a lot about it but I don't know what is the purpose and origin.
Man 1: Really? I can tell you about it if you are interested.
Man 2: Yes sure why not!
Man 1: Teachers play an incredible and most vital part in our lives. They cause us to enhance our insight, ability level, certainty and also they shape us in the correct shape to get the achievement. In this way, we too have a few obligations towards our dependable teachers. We as a whole as a loyal student need to do a generous welcome and say them wishful gratitude is in order for their benevolent service of teachings all through the life and additionally molding the life of different students. Teacher's day (which is praised once per year on the fifth of September) is the considerable opportunity to us to spend a day for them and express profound gratitude.
Man 2: That is great Man 1, I never thought of it. So what are you planning to do?
Man 1: We have a few things planned up if you want you can participate too.
Man 2: Yes please let me know what I can do I would love to be a part of it.
Man 1: Great, I will let you know thanks.
Man 2: Thanks a lot, bye and take care.
When I was in school, this day was more mesmerizing for students than for teachers, I guess. The day usually started with some early morning welcoming of all the teachers who used to arrive in their fresh and pristine attires. All the students used to gather on the playground where our daily prayers were conducted. But that day used to be a bit different. Prayers and National Anthem was followed by the rituals performed in the honor of Shri Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. A few students gave speeches regarding the same.How was Teacher's Day celebrated in your school? Still have a question? Ask your own! What is your question? Ad by ixigo Check live running train status. Check offline running status, PNR status & more amazing features on India's no. 1 train app. Get the App 9 ANSWERS Pritesh Pawar Pritesh Pawar, SWS Speaker | Freelance Writer | Content Writer at Aura Magazine Answered 2d ago · Author has 837 answers and 9m answer views I am no more in school now. This is what made me miss Teachers’ day even more. Once you step into the college, Teachers’ day celebration becomes a distant dream. When I was in school, this day was more mesmerizing for students than for teachers, I guess. The day usually started with some early morning welcoming of all the teachers who used to arrive in their fresh and pristine attires. All the students used to gather on the playground where our daily prayers were conducted. But that day used to be a bit different. Prayers and National Anthem was followed by the rituals performed in the honor of Shri Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. A few students gave speeches regarding the same. [Image: One of the very old pictures of my school. It has completely changed now] After that, all the students and teachers would be free for the further day which remained completely empty for teachers. Students used to hurry and follow their favorite teachers to deliver their greeting cards, chocolates, flowers, and other gifts. Those long hours of making the most creative greetings for our favorite teachers! No periods would be conducted by the teachers on that day. Some students themselves dressed formally and used to conduct classes which used to be really fun. I myself taught English once. It was a splendid experience.