Category: Education

Prof. Bharat Raj Singh, Director General (Tech), School of Management Sciences, Lucknow Teacher’s Day in India is celebrated on September 5th every year to commemorate the birth anniversary of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a renowned philosopher and educator. This day holds immense significance for academicians as it recognizes the tireless efforts and dedication of teachers in shaping the minds of future generations. In today’s fast-paced, technology-driven world, the role of a teacher has evolved beyond just imparting knowledge. A modern-day teacher is a mentor, a guide, and a facilitator who fosters…

Lucknow: Teachers and educators nourish and prepare students for their future as they are the real icons of knowledge and wisdom. Thus, to acknowledge and celebrate the year’s efforts of our teachers, the students and management of GD Goenka Public School, Lucknow  held a grand ceremony on Teacher’ s Day i.e., September 5, 2024 with great enthusiasm and ardency. The programme was hosted, organized and carried out by the students singlehandedly. A series of cultural programmes were presented by the students to enthrall the audience, which included Choir, medley of…

Lucknow: Truely speaking, Teachers are the real unsung heroes of our society. They work relentlessly to educate, mentor, guide and shape the young minds of today in oder to craft the world of tomorrow. They are the key at the transformation core of human existence and excellence. Their selfless devotion to duty, courage of conviction, professional acumen and patience bring out the best in the students. Apart from these, and in my opinion, teachers are important for many reasons, some of which include: Transfering Knowledge: Teachers provide quality education to…

Shahid Abdi Lucknow: 5th September, the day dedicated to teachers, is now losing its real meaning. Respect and honour for teachers is now limited to formal award ceremonies where instead of encouraging them, they are demoralised by giving them advice. This trend not only hurts teachers but also the dignity of education in society. Talk of quality by taking non-teaching work from teachers throughout the year seems meaningless and honouring them for one day as a penance is like killing snakes as soon as you see them but worshipping them…