Mokokchung, September 5 (MTNews): Ao Students’ Conference (AKM) organized the 61st Teachers’ Day celebration under the theme “Leading in Crises, Re-imagining the future” with Supongnukshi Ao, IFS, Chief Conservator of Forest, as the main speaker at Town Hall Mokokchung on Monday.
Supongnukshi Ao IFS while speaking on the theme said teachers are pillars of society who, in addition to being role models, play an important role in molding a student’s life.
He went on to say that teachers have to shoulder a great deal of responsibility, but advised to see it as a challenge rather than a burden.
He went on to say that the period of education is the most significant time in a student’s life, that it is a time of bewilderment and insecurity, and that it is at this time that everything a student learns shapes him or her into a person. As such, the speaker urged educators to be prepared to lead the way and encourage pupils toward holistic development.
He went on to encourage teachers to be creative and passionate in order to drive students enthusiastically. He also stated that when adjusting to the changing process, a teacher should be determined, loving, and persistent, as well as endeavor to understand a student’s intrinsic skills.
Nungdokyanger Ao, President AKM, gave the keynote address while short speeches were delivered by DC Mokokchung, DEO Mokokchung and ANPSA Mokokchung Unit.
The District Teacher’s Award was also presented to four teachers, Bindeshwar Mandal from Queen Mary Hr. Sec School; Angumzungla from GHSS Senayangba; Jojangsangba, GHS Dilong; and Rosemary, GPS Longlilenden Tuli.
Education Forum of Mokokchung (EFoM) awarded the HSLC Subject Achievers award 2022 to fifteen subject toppers, four Top twenty holders and one overall highest position in CISCE examination 2022.
Special presentations were performed by Jubilee Memorial School, Tree House Academy, NI Jamir Government School and Note Grid School of Music, Mokokchung.