Teachers Day in Thailand '

Since 1957, Thailand celebrates Teachers' Day in honor of the country's educators and facilitators of learning about. Each year, the 16 'Day is celebrated teacher in Thailand in January.

In 1956, Prime Minister of Thailand, Field Marshal P. Pibulsongkram was also the honorary chairman of the Board of Directors of the Teachers' Council. He turned to teachers around the country, said that teachers play a dominant role in the formation of astudent life and, therefore, students should love and respect their teachers. It also suggested that teachers should be one day have their own and should be used as an opportunity for students to pay respect and homage to their teachers.

It was Marshall P. Pibulsongkram Thailand that started the concept of Teachers' Day in felt that the Thai people celebrated many happy days of their dead relatives living and to pay honor. However, there has never been a daySet aside the teachers who have the same respect as their parents were paid.

After this speech, many teachers agree with what he had to say to Marshal P. Pibulsongkram. They believe that, apart from a day on which they are remembered and honored for their role in the development and manufacture of intelligent and responsible citizens. Thus, in the same year, in 1956, the Teachers' Council unanimously approved Teachers' Day and the Cabinet adopted a resolution announcing the 16th January as Teachers Day '. The firstTeachers' Day was celebrated in Thailand in 1957 and was declared a national holiday in this day, students perform religious activities and good luck with their teachers for the rest of the year.

How to Buddhist tradition, teachers are as important as the parents, if not more. Teachers' Day used as an opportunity to strengthen this and show appreciation to teachers for their work and teaching.