Amritsar, September 5 (Udaipur Kiran) : On the occasion of Teacher’s Day, educators at Nishkam Seva Public School in Amritsar gathered to discuss the significance of education for children from economically weaker families. Teachers Santosh and Sardar Singh highlighted that a good education, along with values and proper guidance, is essential for building a better future for the nation’s youth.
Santosh, who has been teaching for many years, noted that Teacher’s Day is celebrated on the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, drawing inspiration from his thoughts to provide quality education to students. She emphasized that the role of a teacher extends beyond imparting textbook knowledge; it also involves preparing children to achieve their goals in life. On this special day, students often bring flowers, gifts, or small tokens of appreciation for their favorite teachers, which fosters a unique bond of affection and enthusiasm.
Sardar Singh expressed that celebrating Teacher’s Day is commendable and that teachers deserve respect for laying the foundation for future generations. He pointed out the crucial role educators play in preparing children for future challenges. The school is committed to educating children from economically disadvantaged and marginalized backgrounds, particularly those living in the slums and neighborhoods around Lohgarh.
He asserted that no child should feel disheartened even after years of independence. It is vital to instill confidence in children and raise awareness about their rights. When asked if education could help economically weaker children progress, Singh expressed his firm belief that education would indeed lead to their advancement. He described education as a form of knowledge that cannot be stolen or taken away, noting that while opportunities may be equal, those who receive the right guidance can excel according to their potential.
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