Importance of Teachers Day

WHY TEACHERS DAY IS IMPORTANT

A. It Celebrates Teachers
Waking up at the crack of dawn, having the patience of a saint, and being a positive influence is stressful work. On World Teachers' Day, gifts, praise, and parties are great ways to show you care. AIt’s safe to say that teachers deserve all the celebration they receive.

B. It Highlights Current Issues
Sure, having summers off is a highly coveted perk, but there are still many issues within the education system. This includes attaining academic freedoms, creating autonomy for education institutions, and developing professionalism within higher education personnel. Fortunately, eachers' Day enables these issues to be discussed each year in faculty meetings, webinars, seminars, and conferences.

C. It Applauds Progress, but Challenges Stagnation
Although the education system and the role teachers play in it have come a long way, there is still a long way to go. Because of this, the United Nations created the 2030 Sustainable Development Goal for Education and World Teachers' Day on October 5th is an annual reminder of this goal and how much more needs to be done to attain it.