October 5 is World Teachers' Day.
2026 Theme: "Standing with teachers: 60 years of protecting the profession, advancing its status and shaping our futures." - UNESCO
A few sillies found on social media:
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School was a long time ago for me, and I don't recall the names of my teachers, but I remember how they sparked my imagination.
Especially my desire to research and investigate, to write, to read, make art, and to undertake new projects.
Yay, Teachers!
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Teaching is a thankless job
ReplyDeleteI had a few great teachers that even today I remember their names and their faces. And algebra was the only class that I did not do well in. Still don't understand it and don't plan to, lol.
ReplyDeleteLove these, especially the herding cats one!
ReplyDeleteHerding cats is very hard. It can be done, but very carefully. I've had some great teachers back in the day.
ReplyDeleteHappy day and week. Scritches to the kitties. ♥
Those are terrific! I still remember my favorite teacher after all these years!
ReplyDeleteWonderful ~ I loved my teachers ~ Hugs ^_^
ReplyDeleteLoved these. I recall most of all of my teachers names through high school. One I liked the least-- (not 'hated' her) did a past perfect job of making me a life-time History aficionado. Both World and American.
ReplyDeleteShe had the almost lecture approach in teaching World History, I was spell bound. Same at the University. Didn't care for the Instructor (Freshman year) but he is gifted I think. Much talking, lecturing perhaps; and I was hooked to this second. Learned a tremendous lot through him.
ReplyDeleteI have a fave photo of me out in the side yard, reading my History book. Had to, but...it was a pleasure. I may put it in my own blog soon.
ReplyDeleteI admire teachers. They work hard for not a lot of pay and most seem to truly care about students. XO
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ReplyDeleteAlgebra was a nightmare! I remember the names of many of my teachers.
ReplyDeleteI remember the names of three teachers who were amazingly outstanding and two who obviously should never have gone into the profession.
ReplyDeleteThere’s a children’s book called, “My Teacher Lives at School” and it’s quite a good story.
My Aunt was a special ed teacher. Her father, my 'opa' was a school master in The Netherlands...way way back! Several other members in my extended family were teachers and now some of my cousins are too.
ReplyDeleteNo teacher ever could get me to understand algebra...my sons giggle at me, because all they do is math and physics related, being as they are engineers. They had GOOD teachers!
Mrs Morschaut (sp?), Mr Seward, Mrs Johnson, Mr Mackenzie, Mr Thompson, Mrs Green, Miss McCracken, Mr Simpson, Mr Elder, Mr LeGrandeur, Mr Grey... I recall some of them, and am grateful.
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