Teacher's Day has different origins worldwide, with many countries celebrating it on different dates to honor educators
History and Origin
Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan: Teacher's Day is celebrated on September 5th in India. Students gives flowers, gifts, and cards to their teachers.
It is the birthday of Dr. Sarvepalli Radhakrishnan, a philosopher, and India's second President.
Apple Traditions: students traditionally offer apples to their respective teachers in some countries.
World Teacher's Day: UNESCO established World Teacher's Day on October 5th, celebrating teachers' crucial role in shaping global education.
Various Dates: Countries like the USA, UK, and Australia have different Teacher Appreciation Days throughout the year.
Chilean Ruler Tribute: Chile celebrates Teacher's Day on October 16th to remember a renowned poet and educator, received the Nobel Prize in Literature.
Guatemala's Torch Parade Day: Guatemala celebrates Teacher's Day with a unique torch parade to enlighten the knowledge.
Buddhist Connection: Teacher's Day falls on January 16th to honor King Rama IV in Thailand, who was a monarch and teacher of Buddhism.
Turkey's Teachers day: Turkish students celebrate teachers' day on November 24th with participating in nationwide activities and ceremonies.