New Delhi: India’s schooling is one of the largest education systems in the world: President Draupadi Murmu Presenting awards to teachers here.
President Draupadi Murmu Advocating for teaching in mother tongue in schools on Monday, he said talent development in science, literature and social science can be more effective if taught in one’s own language.
she was addressing the gathering here National Teacher Award At the ceremony, she remembered the contribution of her school teachers that made her the first girl from her village to go to college.
“Science, research and innovation are the basis of development in today’s knowledge economy. The foundation stone to further strengthen India’s position in these areas will be built through school education. I believe science, literature or social Native talent can be developed in science. It can be more effective through mother tongue,” he said.
“Our mothers teach us the art of living in our early life. So mother tongue helps in developing natural talent. After mother, teachers carry forward our education in our life. If teachers also teach in their mother. language, then students can easily develop their talent. That is why the new National Education Policy (NEP) emphasizes on the use of Indian languages for school education and higher education,” Murmu said.
The President remembered his teachers and said that he not only taught them but also gave them love and inspiration.
She said, “By the guidance of my family and teachers, I became the first girl in my village to study in a college. I always feel indebted to my teachers for what I have achieved in life.”
The President said that it is the responsibility of teachers to inculcate interest in science and research in their students as good teachers can make it easy to explain complex principles with the help of living examples present in nature.
He quoted a famous saying about teachers and said “A mediocre teacher tells, a good teacher explains, a great teacher performs and a great teacher inspires. An ideal teacher has all four qualities. Such ideals” Teachers truly build a nation. Life of students”.
Noting that India’s schooling is counted among the largest education systems in the world, Murmu urged teachers to encourage the habit of asking questions and expressing doubts in students. He said that by answering more and more questions and clearing doubts, their knowledge would also increase. A good teacher is always excited to learn something new.
He presented the National Award to Teachers, 2022 to 46 selected awardees to honor their unique contribution to school education.
Ministry of Education (MoE) is organizing a function at Vigyan Bhawan Teacher’s day Every year on 5th September to present the awards to the best teachers of the country selected through a rigorous, transparent and online three-stage selection process.
Of the respected teachers, three each are from Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Maharashtra and Telangana.
Yudhveer, Virendra Kumar and Amit Kumar (HP); Harpreet Singh, Arun Kumar Garg and Vandana Shahi (Punjab); Shashikant Sambhajirao Kulthe, Somnath Vaman Walke and Kavita Sanghvi (Maharashtra); Kandala Ramaiah, TN Sridhar and Sunita Rao (Telangana), are the awardees from these four states.
“The National Award to Teachers aims to celebrate the unique contribution of teachers to the country and to honor teachers who through their commitment and industry have not only improved the quality of school education, but also the lives of their students. enriched.” A senior MoE official said.
Pradeep Negi and Kaustubh Chandra Joshi (Uttarakhand), Sunita and Durga Ram Muwal (Rajasthan), Neeraj Saxena and Om Prakash Patidar (Madhya Pradesh), Saurabh Suman and Nishi Kumari (Bihar), G Ponskri and Umesh TP (Karnataka), Mala Jigdal Dorji and Siddharth Yonzon (Sikkim) are among the selected teachers.
Other award winners include Anju Dahiya (Haryana), Rajni Sharma (Delhi), Seema Rani (Chandigarh), Maria Morena Miranda (Goa), Umesh Bharatbhai Wala (Gujarat), Mamta Ahar (Chhattisgarh), Ishwar Chandra Nayak (Odisha). ), Buddhadev is included. Datta (West Bengal), Mimi Yoshi (Nagaland), Nongmathem Gautam Singh (Manipur), Ranjan Kumar Vishwas (Andaman and Nicobar), among others.
The awarded teachers include one from CISCE Board, two from Kendriya Vidyalayas, one each from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and Eklavya Residential School, while two teachers are from CBSE Board.
President Draupadi Murmu Advocating for teaching in mother tongue in schools on Monday, he said talent development in science, literature and social science can be more effective if taught in one’s own language.
she was addressing the gathering here National Teacher Award At the ceremony, she remembered the contribution of her school teachers that made her the first girl from her village to go to college.
“Science, research and innovation are the basis of development in today’s knowledge economy. The foundation stone to further strengthen India’s position in these areas will be built through school education. I believe science, literature or social Native talent can be developed in science. It can be more effective through mother tongue,” he said.
“Our mothers teach us the art of living in our early life. So mother tongue helps in developing natural talent. After mother, teachers carry forward our education in our life. If teachers also teach in their mother. language, then students can easily develop their talent. That is why the new National Education Policy (NEP) emphasizes on the use of Indian languages for school education and higher education,” Murmu said.
The President remembered his teachers and said that he not only taught them but also gave them love and inspiration.
She said, “By the guidance of my family and teachers, I became the first girl in my village to study in a college. I always feel indebted to my teachers for what I have achieved in life.”
The President said that it is the responsibility of teachers to inculcate interest in science and research in their students as good teachers can make it easy to explain complex principles with the help of living examples present in nature.
He quoted a famous saying about teachers and said “A mediocre teacher tells, a good teacher explains, a great teacher performs and a great teacher inspires. An ideal teacher has all four qualities. Such ideals” Teachers truly build a nation. Life of students”.
Noting that India’s schooling is counted among the largest education systems in the world, Murmu urged teachers to encourage the habit of asking questions and expressing doubts in students. He said that by answering more and more questions and clearing doubts, their knowledge would also increase. A good teacher is always excited to learn something new.
He presented the National Award to Teachers, 2022 to 46 selected awardees to honor their unique contribution to school education.
Ministry of Education (MoE) is organizing a function at Vigyan Bhawan Teacher’s day Every year on 5th September to present the awards to the best teachers of the country selected through a rigorous, transparent and online three-stage selection process.
Of the respected teachers, three each are from Himachal Pradesh, Punjab, Maharashtra and Telangana.
Yudhveer, Virendra Kumar and Amit Kumar (HP); Harpreet Singh, Arun Kumar Garg and Vandana Shahi (Punjab); Shashikant Sambhajirao Kulthe, Somnath Vaman Walke and Kavita Sanghvi (Maharashtra); Kandala Ramaiah, TN Sridhar and Sunita Rao (Telangana), are the awardees from these four states.
“The National Award to Teachers aims to celebrate the unique contribution of teachers to the country and to honor teachers who through their commitment and industry have not only improved the quality of school education, but also the lives of their students. enriched.” A senior MoE official said.
Pradeep Negi and Kaustubh Chandra Joshi (Uttarakhand), Sunita and Durga Ram Muwal (Rajasthan), Neeraj Saxena and Om Prakash Patidar (Madhya Pradesh), Saurabh Suman and Nishi Kumari (Bihar), G Ponskri and Umesh TP (Karnataka), Mala Jigdal Dorji and Siddharth Yonzon (Sikkim) are among the selected teachers.
Other award winners include Anju Dahiya (Haryana), Rajni Sharma (Delhi), Seema Rani (Chandigarh), Maria Morena Miranda (Goa), Umesh Bharatbhai Wala (Gujarat), Mamta Ahar (Chhattisgarh), Ishwar Chandra Nayak (Odisha). ), Buddhadev is included. Datta (West Bengal), Mimi Yoshi (Nagaland), Nongmathem Gautam Singh (Manipur), Ranjan Kumar Vishwas (Andaman and Nicobar), among others.
The awarded teachers include one from CISCE Board, two from Kendriya Vidyalayas, one each from Jawahar Navodaya Vidyalaya and Eklavya Residential School, while two teachers are from CBSE Board.