Why we are celebrating teachers day?
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Teachers Day
is celebrated on September 5th in India and is a day to express the love and gratitude we feel towards those who have taught us in life, from school teachers to college professors to our tutors or trainers in fields other than acadamics.
It is not to be confused with Guru Purnima, a more Hindu-Buddhist festival which also celebrates the student-teacher relationship.
Why 5th September?
5 September 1888 was the birth day of Dr.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the first Vice President and the second President of India. Teacher's day is celebrated on his birth anniversary.
Teachers Day - History
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a respected Academic before he got into politics. He was a Professor at many colleges and even represented the University of Calcutta at the Congress of the Universities of the British Empire and the International Congress of Philosophy at Harvard University.
He was Principal at Harris Manchester College, Oxford and would lecture the University of Oxford students on Comparative Religion.
The story goes that after he was President of India, some old students and friends asked him to allow them to celebrate his birthday wi which he answered, "Instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege if September 5th is observed as Teachers' Day."
Ever since then his birthday has been celebrated as Teachers' Day in India.
Teachers Day - Significance
Teachers educate us where our family or other carers can not. Their role in any society is irreplaceable as they can shape the future of their society by with the impact they have on their students. Though he was given the honour of being President, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan had been a teacher himself and clearly understood the power that lay in teachers when it came to shaping a nation and thus remembered to honour teachers on his birthday.
I have a script in my phone about Teachers Day Celebrations Speech...
I hopethis may Help you... It's very simple Speech...
If it helps you plz mark ad brainliest
Teachers Day
is celebrated on September 5th in India and is a day to express the love and gratitude we feel towards those who have taught us in life, from school teachers to college professors to our tutors or trainers in fields other than acadamics.
It is not to be confused with Guru Purnima, a more Hindu-Buddhist festival which also celebrates the student-teacher relationship.
Why 5th September?
5 September 1888 was the birth day of Dr.
Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, the first Vice President and the second President of India. Teacher's day is celebrated on his birth anniversary.
Teachers Day - History
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan was a respected Academic before he got into politics. He was a Professor at many colleges and even represented the University of Calcutta at the Congress of the Universities of the British Empire and the International Congress of Philosophy at Harvard University.
He was Principal at Harris Manchester College, Oxford and would lecture the University of Oxford students on Comparative Religion.
The story goes that after he was President of India, some old students and friends asked him to allow them to celebrate his birthday wi which he answered, "Instead of celebrating my birthday, it would be my proud privilege if September 5th is observed as Teachers' Day."
Ever since then his birthday has been celebrated as Teachers' Day in India.
Teachers Day - Significance
Teachers educate us where our family or other carers can not. Their role in any society is irreplaceable as they can shape the future of their society by with the impact they have on their students. Though he was given the honour of being President, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan had been a teacher himself and clearly understood the power that lay in teachers when it came to shaping a nation and thus remembered to honour teachers on his birthday.
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A teacher is a friend, philosopher, and guide who holds our hand, opens our mind, and touches our heart. In India, we celebrate this day on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. Teachers impacts good thoughts into the minds of students.
This is the day on which we remember and aplaud the contributions of the teachers to the students. We also celebrate this day to give them respect as we don't give them the other days. . It has a lot of significance because teacher is someone who is with with us every time we need help and guides us to the path which we requires the most.
Teachers, in our life, sacrifices their time and many years for us, to reach our goals. When teachers slap us, we think that she is very bad. She slaped us for our goodness. Teachers changes our world by helping us to make our future.
When we grow up and are busy in our works, at that time, atleast 1 minute we should think of him/her. Because they helped us to reach to that level.
So, one this day we should take an oath that we will always respect our teachers and will thank them for their scarifices.
This is the day on which we remember and aplaud the contributions of the teachers to the students. We also celebrate this day to give them respect as we don't give them the other days. . It has a lot of significance because teacher is someone who is with with us every time we need help and guides us to the path which we requires the most.
Teachers, in our life, sacrifices their time and many years for us, to reach our goals. When teachers slap us, we think that she is very bad. She slaped us for our goodness. Teachers changes our world by helping us to make our future.
When we grow up and are busy in our works, at that time, atleast 1 minute we should think of him/her. Because they helped us to reach to that level.
So, one this day we should take an oath that we will always respect our teachers and will thank them for their scarifices.
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