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The Significance of a Teacher in one's life

5 September 

Every year, this date is celebrated as National Teacher's Day in India. This date holds importance to appreciate the value of a teacher in a pupil's life. This date marks the birth anniversary of our former President, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. 

Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan

Dr. Radhakrishnan served as the first Vice - President and second President of  independent India. Not only was he a statesmen, but a philosopher and educator as well. His sterling teaching style is what he is most remembered for. He once rightly said "The true teachers are those who help us think for ourselves".

Teachers form the backbones and pillars of the nation. They devote their lives for the welfare of the society through educating young minds. Teacher's day is crucial for students to recognise how much efforts teachers put in teaching them. In our culture, teachers are placed above God. The teacher - pupil bond is the strongest bond of all. Thus, celebrating this day is even more important. 

So how are you planning to celebrate teacher's day this year? Below I've given a few ways to celebrate this Teacher's Day while in quarantine. 

1. Shower teachers with heart-warming messages. Send a WhatsApp message or email your teacher telling them how much you appreciate their hardwork.

2. "Thank you" video. Create a short video thanking your teacher for their commitments for your betterment. 

3. E-gift Card. Send an E-gift card to your teacher acknowledging their efforts to make you better. Maybe this is the best way to virtually thank your teacher. 

4. Social media shout out. Give a shout out to your teacher on any of your social media accounts. 

5. A letter. Go old school! Write and send a letter to your teacher letting them know who much you respect and admire them. 

At the end, I would like to express my gratitude to my teachers for their consideration and guidance all these years. Thank you so much! 





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  1. Really touched ❤️

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    1. I really appreciate that you took time to read my post. Thank you!

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  2. Great post Inayat!!! It's important to appreciate our teachers for their hardwork and this blog tells ways on how to do it. <3

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