Russian President Vladimir Putin called the teaching profession a noble mission
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Russian President Vladimir Putin in a video message congratulated teachers on Teacher's Day, calling the teaching profession a noble mission that requires wisdom, patience and the ability to bring out the best qualities in every child.
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Teacher's Day is celebrated in Russia on October 5th. The President of Russia traditionally congratulates teachers on this day.
Russian President Vladimir Putin called the teaching profession a noble mission that requires wisdom, patience and the ability to bring out the best qualities in every child.
The head of state congratulated all teachers and lecturers in the country on Teacher's Day.
MOSCOW, October 5 - RIA Novosti. Russian President Vladimir Putin called the teaching profession a noble mission that requires wisdom, patience and the ability to bring out the best qualities in every child.
The head of state, in a video message, congratulated all teachers and lecturers in the country on Teacher’s Day.
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“A teacher is much more than a profession. It is a noble, responsible mission, a real calling that requires wisdom, patience, constant attention to children, pupils, and the ability to reveal in every child and young person his abilities and best qualities,” Putin emphasized.
He noted that the emotional involvement, experience, and sensitivity of teachers help students believe in themselves.
Open Questions
- What specific measures to support education are the government planning?
- Will new initiatives be introduced to raise the profile of the teaching profession?
