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Comment on No Teachers’ Day in the UK by S

Tue, 19 Feb 2013 21:08:13 +0000

05/October/2013 is the world’s teachers day and also in the UK too.

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Comment on No Teachers’ Day in the UK by santhosh

santhosh — Fri, 24 Aug 2012 13:30:35 +0000

I was really shocked to know that UK doesn’t celebrates a day like Teacher’s Day…
Being the roll model for many countries across the world in many aspects it was a shameful activity for UK,
Hope UK declares one of the day in calender month as Teacher’s day for their worthy contribution to the country…
who actually mold the children at their young age..

Comment on The Decline and Fall of the English Language by James

James — Fri, 06 Jul 2012 10:52:58 +0000

Your all talking utter rubbish. At a time when students are getting better grades than ever, you’re complaining about kids not talking English properly, but in all honesty they are probably doing it better than how most kids were speaking in your generation. Just look back to when you was a kid, take off those rose tinted glasses and remember all those idiots that would’ve been in your school. It’s the same with my school there will always be the thick students. And remember, kids will grow up, sometimes they put on an act in front of there friends saying that they don’t know something when they actually do. One last thing, stop being derogatory towards my generation, we’ve all been there. Yours sincerely a 16 year old

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Comment on No Teachers’ Day in the UK by Trevor North

Trevor North — Fri, 09 Sep 2011 05:58:14 +0000

i’ve just been told by one of my chinese colleagues that September 10th is teacher’s day in China. Although it falls on a weekend this year (2011), students may bring a gift for their teacher the day before. I was asked if we have something like this in the UK and when i searched, i came across your article which confirmed my thought that we dont have such a day – shame because teachers deserve to be thanked for their contribution to society.

Comment on Catching Up on Things I’ve Missed by Theron Mathis (@TheronMathis)

Theron Mathis (@TheronMathis) — Mon, 08 Aug 2011 02:03:54 +0000

These books are great. I taught through them during our Adult SS Class at our parish, and have recently turned my notes into a book that will be published by Conciliar shortly. I am a former Protestant and after spending time in the “Greek” books of the OT, I feel a little cheated.

Comment on Challenging Assumptions by M. Jordan Lichens

M. Jordan Lichens — Wed, 01 Jun 2011 04:42:03 +0000

It’s an interesting point, as well, that Dagger John, the first Archbishop of New York and an impressively influential Irish-American, was blamed for getting Biblical lessons and religious teaching banned from New York public schools. The reason was that the good cleric didn’t like that Catholic school children were being taught from the King James Bible and taught Protestant theology. As a Roman Catholic who has rather conservative values, I am more than thankful that religion cannot be taught in schools and it is the one realm that is mostly left to the parents.