Tweeps celebrate #WorldTeachersDay According to a recent paper, jointly released by the UNESCO Institute for Statistics (UIS) and the Education for All Global Monitoring Report on World Teacher’s Day shows that more than 27 million teachers will be needed to achieve universal primary education by 2030. Today, at least 93 countries have an acute shortage of teachers. According to UIS projections, 28 (or 30%) of these countries will still not have enough teachers in classrooms by 2030. October 5 was celebrated as World Teacher’s day. People used social media to thank teachers. @IEFTanzania: “A good #teacher is like a candle, it consumes itself to light the way for others. #WorldTeachersDay #education”
#worldteachersday To all our professional teachers, thank you so much for all that you do. #teachers #kent pic.twitter.com/0Un8HdqWno
— Classic Education (@Classiced11) October 5, 2015
Celebrating #WorldTeachersDay and thinking of all those teachers striving to provide quality education to children around the world.
— IHQ-Projects (@TSA_Projects) October 5, 2015
@F_Solehria: “Education is the key to success in life, and teachers make a lasting impact in the lives of their students. #Happy_World_Teachers_Day”
Our teachers are the backbone of the most valuable asset we have... In celebration of #WorldTeachersDay pic.twitter.com/wt1jD4e8rS
— Mohamed Mukhtar (@mohamedmukhtaa) October 5, 2015
@TycoonInSchools: “Happy #worldteachersday to all of the fantastic teachers in our schools! A special thanks to the teachers supporting our young tycoons!”
@PoetryReading: “To live a life of teaching to share everything I know & share it all to assist, support, inspire my students big or small #WorldTeachersDay.”
@oneworld365 shared
@EFAReport: “Are new #GlobalGoals achievable without teachers?”
@formationpeople: “It’s #worldteachersday! Stop and think for a moment about the teachers/s who inspired you? It’s time to say thank you!
@EdnFoundation: “Love this, sent across :) How will you #ThankATeacher? #WorldTeachersDay”
#teacherproblems - Teachers discuss issues like lack of sleep or social life, too much work and low salaries. @loilaing: “Since Sunday night is my Monday morning, let me get to grading these 41 assignments.” @littlejo23: “When all the little kids wanna high give you, but you don’t have enough time or hands to high five them all. #teacherproblems”
@Sta_sypole: “When you either have a social life or your grading gets done. #teacherproblems”
@HSTeacherinCA: “So much to do, yet all I want to do is lay in bed! #TeacherProblems #LazySunday #MustPlan #MustGrade #SundayBlues”
@themamacosgrove: “When your lessons and materials for the week are done but the rest of your to do list doesn’t stand a chance #teacherproblems #alreadysunday.” - Compiled by Evangeline Elsa/Community Solutions Editor
