Teachers On the Move!

When we have visitors we prepare a lot for them; food, beddings, list of places where they will enjoy their stay, etc. This is only because as a host we want to impress them. Thus, we are giving them the best of the best.

This situation is not so far from the teaching profession. As teachers we also want our pupils to receive the best education. Hence, administrators prepare seminars and workshops for the enhancement of teachers’ knowledge and invigorate the minds for the benefit of their clients: the young minds.

A week before the formal opening of classes teachers in every school attend different seminars that lead them to better understanding of their roles and duties to cater the holistic formation of the children. So hand in hand, all the people working in an institution will be of great help in their own little ways to assist both parents and children towards edification.

The main role of educators is to groom the youngster to real world with enough knowledge to understand the perplexed world and win over trials ahead without loosing values. But we should not overlook the important role of parents which is to follow-up and supervise their children at home and outside the premises of the school and at the same time the perseverance and self-discipline of the children to reach the goal.

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