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"Southern Mazar Education" Celebrates Teachers' Contributions and Honors Educational Pioneers

"Southern Mazar Education" Celebrates Teachers' Contributions and Honors Educational Pioneers

The Directorate of Education for the Southern Mazar Governorate celebrated Teacher's Day during an event held at Jafar Ibn Abi Talib Secondary School for Boys, under the patronage of the Administrative and Financial Director of the Directorate, Dr. Itimad Al-Jaafra, in the presence of a number of educational leaders, educational cadres, teachers, retired educators, and community figures.

Al-Jaafra affirmed that the celebration of Teacher's Day embodies appreciation for the pivotal role played by the teacher in building the human being and shaping the future, pointing out that the educational message goes beyond the limits of transferring knowledge to building the personality of students, developing their intellectual and creative abilities, and instilling values that enhance their belonging, responsibility, work, and giving.

She said that the Jordanian teacher has always proven his ability to continue his mission with professionalism and dedication, and to deal with various challenges facing the educational process, affirming that investing in the teacher and providing a supportive professional and educational environment for him forms the basis for raising the level of education and improving its outputs.

Al-Jaafra pointed to the attention and support given to the education sector under the reign of His Majesty King Abdullah II, and the ongoing national efforts to develop the educational system and raise the level of education, stressing the importance of integrating the roles of the teacher, school, family, and local community in providing a safe and motivating educational environment, and enhancing students' opportunities for learning and excellence.

She added that the occasion of Teacher's Day represents a station for honoring teachers who have spent years of their lives in the educational field, and contributed to educating successive generations, explaining that honoring retired educators embodies a culture of gratitude and recognition for those who have left clear imprints in the journey of education, and that the impact of the teacher does not end with the end of his years of service, but remains present in the memory of students and society.

She emphasized the importance of the school's role in instilling national values among students, enhancing pride in the flag and the royal banner, and developing values of belonging, responsibility, respect, and work, which contributes to preparing a conscious generation aware of its principles and capable of continuing the journey of building and giving.

For his part, the head of the Mazar First Gathering, Haider Al-Tarawane, said that the teacher represents one of the most important pillars of building society, due to the educational role he plays, which complements the role of the family in preparing and guiding children, pointing out that honoring the teacher is an appreciation of a humanitarian and national message whose effects extend to various fields of life.

Al-Tarawane stressed the importance of strengthening the partnership between the local community and educational institutions and supporting schools and teachers, which contributes to providing an educational environment capable of meeting the needs of students, appreciating the efforts of working and retired teachers and what they have given throughout their journey in serving education.

For his part, the director of Jafar Ibn Abi Talib Secondary School for Boys, Ayman Al-Qatawneh, confirmed that Teacher's Day represents an occasion to remember the teacher's message and appreciate his efforts in building the personality of students, pointing out that the teacher represents the basic pillar in the success of the educational process, with what he provides of knowledge, guidance, and care for students.

In an educational message on the occasion of Teacher's Day, the Director of Education for the Southern Mazar Governorate, Dr. Ali Al-Faqra, affirmed that the teacher will remain a title of giving and building generations, and that celebrating this occasion embodies appreciation for the message carried by teachers in building the human being and enhancing the march of education and the nation.

Al-Faqra said that the teachers of the Southern Mazar Education Directorate continue to perform their mission with professionalism and dedication, and make continuous efforts to follow up on students and develop their abilities, and provide an educational environment that helps them learn, succeed, and excel, affirming his pride in what they provide in various schools of the governorate.

Al-Faqra appreciated the journey of retired teachers who spent long years in the service of the educational field and contributed to building successive generations, affirming that what they provided will remain present in the memory of society, and that honoring them represents appreciation for a journey full of giving and responsibility.

On the occasion of Teacher's Day, the President of Mu'tah University, Dr. Salama Al-Naimat, expressed his appreciation for teachers and educators in various parts of the Kingdom, appreciating their educational message and their role in building the human being and shaping the future of the nation.

Al-Naimat affirmed that the role of the teacher is not limited to transferring knowledge, but extends to building the personality of students and instilling values of belonging, responsibility, and work, pointing out that what the teacher provides in terms of knowledge and education represents a real investment in the generations of the nation and its future.

He expressed his pride in teachers and educators throughout the country, and what they provide of continuous giving, affirming that the impact of the teacher remains present in the lives of his students, and his status will remain firm in the minds of society.

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