
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated all the country's teachers and educators on Teacher's Day, emphasizing that teaching is a responsible mission that requires wisdom and patience, and noting that from this year the special status of the teacher is fixed at the state level.
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This year, a special state status for teachers was introduced in Russia, which reflects high public recognition of the teacher’s mission and guarantees support and opportunities for professional growth.
Russian President Vladimir Putin congratulated all teachers and educators in the country on Teacher's Day. The congratulations were published on the Kremlin’s official website.
The head of state emphasized that a teacher is much more than a profession. This is a responsible mission and calling that requires wisdom, patience and constant attention to students.
“Your emotional involvement, experience, and sensitivity help students believe in themselves, and your advice, guidance, and support, I am sure, will serve as a support for them further into adulthood,” Putin said.
According to Putin, it is important that schoolchildren and students feel part of a large, united country and from childhood learn to respect the diversity of cultures and traditions, and also understand the power of the values that unite Russia. Teachers help them with this.
“Let me remind you that starting this year, the special status of a teacher is fixed at the state level. This reflects high public recognition of the teacher’s mission and guarantees both the necessary support and new opportunities for professional growth and development,” the Russian leader added.

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