Coimbatore: The teacher must be a lifelong learner to remain relevant in the world that changes fast and prepares students for future requirements, the former Director of the Isro Satellite Center MyLswamy Annadurai said here on Saturday.
“The teachings should not limit their role to teach concepts and subjects.
They must inspire students to form them into the best engineers, doctors, administrators, and selected representatives,” MyLswamy, Vice President of the Tamil Nadu State Council for Science and Technology, told 31 teachers , which won the 2021 teacher’s advantage at the event was carried out by Toi and Amrita Vishwa Vidyapetham at Coimbatore City.
He was lucky to have a teacher who inspired him, Mylswamy said.
“I participated in the clay modeling competition when I was in class II.
Inspired by Neil Armstrong, who walked on the moon, I made a man carry an Indian flag over the moon.
A teacher appreciates me and presents me with some Paise and pencils.
It’s not a great artwork.
But he appreciates the idea.
This appreciation inspired me to reach a big height in life.
“Even though he was the high school, he lost trust when he joined the graduation course because everything was taught in English, said scientists said that.
“A Tamil teacher increased my sinking moral.
He said that I should not feel ashamed I learned in Tamil.
I have to be proud of language, which is one of the oldest languages.
English is just another language, which I can learn.
The teacher is nothing but It was Sirpi Balasubramanam, who received Padma Shri recently, “said Mylswamy, also a recipient of Padma Shri.
31 Teachers, class X, XI and XII, selected from 2,100 entries.
Ramanathan’s sash, Dean of the Department of Engineering and the Amrita Vishwa Campus Director Vidyapeetham, participated in the event.
The teacher must be a lifelong student, said the former ILRO scientist MyLswamy
