Teacher’s day is celebrated in India on 5th
September every year. Its very well known that it is the birthday of our president and teacher Dr. Sarvepalli
Radhakrishnan.
My blog was also started on the same day in
2016. I dedicated it to all my teachers who taught me to read &write. I was
very naughty during my childhood. Many family members share many stories about
my activities. Even teachers used to get tired of my acts, say my parents.
But from my side I feel that teachers are kind
enough with me and I remember only a few incidents of receiving punishments. Generally
I was good at all subjects except mathematics, When I was in my X std ,my maths
teacher who was also my class teacher, while distributing the report cards
after the quarterly exams, she with much concern &worry advised me to
concentrate on maths& not keep away from it with fear& assumption that
it is more complicated. At that time my marks were pretty average in maths when
compared to other subject. She explained me the need to pass the subject as
well as to score high marks to get admission into best courses in intermediate.
She in her clear tone and soft words made me realise that, ”If I fail in one
subject also, though scoring centum in the rest, I won’t be able to get my SSC
certificate.” This made me to spare compulsorily quality time for maths. She took
extra care of me and made me work out more problems & to learn formulas, derivations
and graph. She stayed back with me after school hours and made me to do the revision
exercises. Because of her, I cleared my maths paper, in the SSC board
examinations.
(prepared this blog post for indiblogger indispire)
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