My Teacher is the person who looks after my academic, psychological and moral development. My parents are employed and have other jobs to do, but my teacher has only one objective, and that is – my welfare. My Teacher teaches me subjects; clears my doubts; watches my conduct and corrects me when needed; inspires me; motivates me whenever I am feeling low, and encourages me to explore my limits. Do not know whom you consider a God gift; it could be your mother, father or grandparents, but, for me, My Teacher is a gift of God, especially delivered to make my life. Even while at home, the lessons of my teacher resonate in my mind. I listen to my teacher’s lecture and sincerely remember almost every word that s/he speaks in class. I never disobeyed my teacher or did something that could offend them. My Teacher is a blessing of God and is the most significant one for that matter.
Therefore, society plays a vital role in shaping our personality and career. Our society, or any society for that matter, comprises relations. As we are born, we become part of our society and are introduced to many relations—for example, father, mother, brother, sister, friends etc.
A maximum of the relations mentioned above have a clear-cut function. But there is one relation, which is a combination of all relations, and I think that relationship is a student no one can deny that teachers play an important role in shaping our future. Right from the first day of school to the last day of college, they teach, find and correct faults, and besides giving education, they also shape our personality. In short, they make our future there are many relations which have a special place in our hearts. I am sure one of them is a “teacher” for most of us. Some of us even hate our teachers, especially those who were strict with us, used to give us punishments, or scolded us for misdeeds.
As we grow old, in most cases, this hate turns into love because we realize the importance of being scolded in professional life. They help us in many ways to achieve success such as increasing our level of knowledge, skill, confidence etc. and mold our lives in the right shape. Therefore, we also have some responsibility for our loyal teacher. We all need to heartily congratulate our teacher as an obedient student "and" thank him for his selfless service throughout the life of teaching, as well as for shaping the lives of our countless students. Teacher’s Day (which is celebrated on 5 September every year) is a great opportunity for all of us to thank him and spend our day with him. Every year on 5 September, Teachers’ Day is celebrated in India to honor the contribution of teachers in our life, society and country. There is a big reason behind celebrating Teacher’s Day on 5 September. September 5 was the birthday of a great Indian man, Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He was highly devoted to education and was known as a scholar, diplomat, President of India and especially a teacher. Teacher’s Day is celebrated every year on the birthday of the great personality Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan. He was highly devoted to the teaching profession. It is said that once some students urged him to celebrate his birthday on September 5, on this he said that instead of celebrating my birthday, you all should pay respect to the teachers for their great work and contribution. The day should be celebrated as Teachers’ Day. The teacher is the real figure of the future of the country, that is, the bright future of the country is possible only with the better development of the students.
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