Kolar DC tells teachers to improve SSLC results in district14 teachers felicitated with best teacher award
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Deputy Commissioner Dr K V Trilok Chandra said the responsibility of inculcating humanity and good conduct among students lies on the shoulders on teachers. He was speaking at Teachers Day programme organised by the Department of Public Instruction at T Channaiah Rangamandira here on Thursday.
He said the teachers should encourage students to develop a good personality, apart from scoring good marks in examinations. Trilok Chandra said youths aged within 35 years constitute 60% of the total population of the country. India has the power to provide human resources to the whole country, he added.
He said the schools and colleges should not be the factories of producing students. They should work towards developing their personality, he noted. He said an uneducated man becomes a thief. But if an educated man treads on wrong path, he would become a bane to the society. White collar crimes and terrorist incidents are testimony to this fact.The education system is corrupted today as educated people are taking to crimes today. The society is dependent on teachers, he said.
The DC advised the teachers not to engage in any type of financial transactions.It would send a wrong message to students and also affect the society badly, he noted. Dr Trilok Chandra said teachers should act according to their consciences and told them not to go on a wrong path.
Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer (CEO) B B Kaveri, who unveiled a portrait of Dr S Radhakrishnan, said the teachers should work well and secure a permanent position in their students’ hearts permanently. Teachers can leave a long-lasting impression on students’ mind, she noted.
Kaveri said the teachers in government schools are imparting value-based education to students and are working better than their counterparts in private schools. She said the district is in 20th position in the state in SSLC results and called upon teachers to improve the results this year.
The responsibility of getting more results in SSLC examinsations lies more on the government as well as private school teachers, she added. Taluk Panchayat President M Anjinappa said steps would be taken to provide basic facilities to government schools in the next two months.
He told the teachers to work hard and also assured them of extending cooperation for the construction of Guru Bhavana. District Government Employees’ Association President K N Manjunath said the disparities in the salaries of the state and the Union governments should be removed.
He said they could not meet the chief minister due to Cauvery river water issue and other reasons to submit their demands. However, he exuded confidence that they would get justice. Fourteen government primary and high school teachers were felicitated with the Best Teacher Award on the occasion.
DDPI N Anjinappa, District Primary School Teachers’ Association President K V Jagannath, District Private Schools’ Association President Muniyappa, General Secretary Sadanand and Taluk President Nagabhushan were present in the programme.
He said the teachers should encourage students to develop a good personality, apart from scoring good marks in examinations. Trilok Chandra said youths aged within 35 years constitute 60% of the total population of the country. India has the power to provide human resources to the whole country, he added.
He said the schools and colleges should not be the factories of producing students. They should work towards developing their personality, he noted. He said an uneducated man becomes a thief. But if an educated man treads on wrong path, he would become a bane to the society. White collar crimes and terrorist incidents are testimony to this fact.The education system is corrupted today as educated people are taking to crimes today. The society is dependent on teachers, he said.
The DC advised the teachers not to engage in any type of financial transactions.It would send a wrong message to students and also affect the society badly, he noted. Dr Trilok Chandra said teachers should act according to their consciences and told them not to go on a wrong path.
Zilla Panchayat Chief Executive Officer (CEO) B B Kaveri, who unveiled a portrait of Dr S Radhakrishnan, said the teachers should work well and secure a permanent position in their students’ hearts permanently. Teachers can leave a long-lasting impression on students’ mind, she noted.
Kaveri said the teachers in government schools are imparting value-based education to students and are working better than their counterparts in private schools. She said the district is in 20th position in the state in SSLC results and called upon teachers to improve the results this year.
The responsibility of getting more results in SSLC examinsations lies more on the government as well as private school teachers, she added. Taluk Panchayat President M Anjinappa said steps would be taken to provide basic facilities to government schools in the next two months.
He told the teachers to work hard and also assured them of extending cooperation for the construction of Guru Bhavana. District Government Employees’ Association President K N Manjunath said the disparities in the salaries of the state and the Union governments should be removed.
He said they could not meet the chief minister due to Cauvery river water issue and other reasons to submit their demands. However, he exuded confidence that they would get justice. Fourteen government primary and high school teachers were felicitated with the Best Teacher Award on the occasion.
DDPI N Anjinappa, District Primary School Teachers’ Association President K V Jagannath, District Private Schools’ Association President Muniyappa, General Secretary Sadanand and Taluk President Nagabhushan were present in the programme.