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If I were a Teacher
When I was young, I was fond of playing the role of a teacher. I would imagine a class of children in front of me, a black board on the wall and myself - an ideal teacher. Everything was imaginary except the ruler in my hand. If I were a teacher, I would give greater importance to example that to precept. I would make the children understand the worth of polite speech and decent behaviour. I would never go late to class, i would avoid taking casual leave as far as possible. When I would enter the class I would bid them the time an expect them to bid me in return. ‘Good morning, children’ would be the beginning of the day. I would plan the lesson well and ensure that every child had understood the day’s topic. I would give special attention to the weaker students, unlike some teachers who only care for the clever children and neglect the below average ones. I would consider it my duty to analyse and solve the problems of every child without any partiality.
I would not approve of learning by heart. I would try to make every lesson interesting by giving practical examples from every day life. The children would be encouraged to collect information from newspapers and magazines. I would encourage the children to participate in games, sports and cultural activities.
It would be my principle never to make any personal remark which would hurt any child’s feelings. I would never tolerate selfishness, rudeness or dishonesty. I would encourage them to love their home members and their friends, and make them happy.
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DR. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a great person. He became the first vice-president of the country and the second president of free India. Besides, before being a vice-president and president he was a philosopher, a teacher, and an author. In addition, his birthday 5th September is celebrated as Teachers day in India every year. He was among one of the great leaders of the country and due to his contribution to education his birthday is often called teachers’ day.
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Life of Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan
He was born in 1888 in Madras in a very poor Brahmin Family. Due to the poor economic status of his family, he completed his studies with the help and support of scholarship. He completed his early education from various missionary schools spread across the geographical boundaries of the city. Besides, he takes much interest in philosophy and completed his bachelor’s and masters’ degrees from philosophy.
After completing his M.A. degree he started working as an assistant lecturer in the Madras Presidency College. Also, he had an interest in religious mythologies and he mastered the class Hindu philosophy such as Bhagavad Gita, Brahmasutra, Commentaries of Sankara, Upanishads, Ramanuja, and Madhava. Besides these, he mastered many other classic Hindu philosophies too.
In addition, he was well familiar with the philosophies of Jain and Buddhist. Also, he was well aware of the thinkers of the western world.
In 1918, he became a professor at the University of Mysore and soon after that, Calcutta University nominated him for the professor of philosophy. Later on his life, he was called from Oxford University to deliver lectures on Hindu Philosophy. Furthermore, after many of his hard efforts, he was able to put Indian philosophy on the world map. It is because of his attempts that the Indian Philosophy is able to put a mark on the world.
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