When we think of teachers, many of us envision those remarkable individuals from our school days—those who guided, nurtured, and shaped us during our formative years. As we grow older, we may find ourselves without that go-to person for advice, wisdom, or support. But should our learning ever stop? Absolutely not. We need teachers at every stage of life. Whether it's a mentor at work, a coach, or even a friend sharing their experiences, teachers come in many forms. As Albert Schweitzer said, "At times, our own light goes out and is rekindled by a spark from another person." These educators inspire us, challenge us to grow, and help us become the best versions of ourselves. Remember how, as children, we would eagerly run to our teachers with every question, seeking comfort and guidance? Imagine if we maintained that same mindset throughout life—constantly learning, seeking, and evolving. As Mahatma Gandhi wisely noted, "Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever." Teachers help us see beyond our current understanding and open doors to new possibilities. On this Teachers' Day, let’s celebrate the idea that learning is a lifelong journey, and teachers are everywhere if we are willing to seek them out. Here’s to honoring the teachers of our past and embracing those of our present and future. They are the beacons that light our path, guiding us no matter where we are on our journey. As Henry Adams said, "A teacher affects eternity; he can never tell where his influence stops." #lifelonglearning #teachersday #HRinschools
Well said 👏 Happy teacher’s day Ms. 👍
I agree! Thanks for sharing Jayati Kohli
Great perspective!
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3moGreat thought....God has made this unique ness oh in a few out of billions...... They selflessly give away their knowledge and skills to the learners, guide them, nurture them like a tree.... to become a knowledgeable, inquiring, and caring GenX to create a better and more peaceful world.