October 5 is World Teachers and Coaches Day

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Today, October 5 is World Social Teachers Day in more than 100 countries. This holiday was established on October 1994, 5. On such a holiday, the unique role of teachers in education, their great contribution to the development of society is appreciated. In 1966, an international intergovernmental conference on the special role of teachers was held in Paris. According to the conference, an important document "Recommendations for Teachers" was signed by UNESCO and the International Labor Organization. Master, no matter how much we praise him, there is no limit to respect and love for him. He sends love to himself to the heart through his manners and education. Being a teacher is not easy. Every child is a different world. It takes great perseverance to find a way to their hearts, to sow the seeds of goodness in their hearts. However, there are always many who dream of becoming a teacher, who have dedicated their lives and energy to this path. The teacher now teaches students how to adapt to the lessons of students who have just entered school. Suddenly separating a child from the world of play and engaging him in reading leads to the formation in boys and girls of the notion that lessons are very boring and difficult. They achieve good results by gradually adapting them to the learning process, making the first lessons more playful, asking the children questions and encouraging those who find the answer. "According to the sages, the ability to teach a child to play correctly reveals to him the mysteries of the universe more broadly and convincingly than by reading."

October 5 - Harvest Festival in Germany

In Germany, people celebrate the harvest festival with joy. One of their most common holidays is Thanksgiving. Pentecost is celebrated on the first Sunday in October in the German Catholic Church. At the heart of this holiday are Roman customs. On holidays, people celebrate the holiday with joy, giving thanks for the bountiful harvest. The Feast of Pentecost originated before the Christian era. It has been celebrated in the Catholic Church for 3 centuries. The first Sunday in October 1972 was approved as a holiday by the Catholic Church in Germany. The ancient villagers thought that the harvest protects and cultivates the spirit. It was thought that if the spirit was happy with the farmer, it would produce a bountiful harvest, and if he was sad, it would disgrace the harvest. Based on this, in ancient times it was celebrated as a victory over the soul. Now, on the occasion of the feast, a pre-prepared wheat wrap in the church is decorated with the most beautiful harvest.

October 1910, 5 - Portugal is proclaimed a Republic.