Last night, Daniel and Joseph informed me that today is Teacher’s Day. They wanted to give some presents to their teachers. It was 9:00pm at night, what else can we prepare for the teachers? After discussing with my wife, I rushed to TESCO to buy some chocolates as a gift to their teachers :-)
Joseph brought two of the chocolates back this evening. When I asked him why he didn’t gave them to teachers, he said, “Teacher is lost!” :-) What he meant was that he could not find his teacher.
My wife and the two nieces also receive quite a lot of gifts from students :-)
Nowadays, teachers face a lot of pressure from various parties: headmaster, parents, colleagues and students. They also have to handle a lot of paperworks. The working hour is very long; my wife goes to work at 6:30am and reached home not earlier than 2:30pm everyday. In addition to this, they have to attend extracurricular activies during weekends. Nevertheless, the long holiday that teachers entitled to is truly a benefit :-)
Lastly, I wish all teachers a Happy Teacher’s Day.
See you next post :-)
2 comments:
Dear Sir,
Happy Teacher's day! Thanks for all the things that you tought to me in Esteem and I learn a lot from your blog especially the positive way to handle bad thing.
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szu kiak
Dear Szu Kiak,
Nice to see you here and glad to know that you learn something from me :-) In fact, I learn something from you as well. We learn from each other.
David
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