Albert Einstien - One of the most famous teachers from history and one of the brightest human mind, Albert Einstein, made his name eternal through his work. He started his career as a teacher in high school and went on to give the world the most famous mass-energy equation, general relativity, a theory of Brownian motion and many more.
Confucius - Confucius is regarded as the teacher of all teachers.He was also labeled as the best teacher ever. He was born into a noble family in China.
- During those times, only the royals and nobility were allowed to learn and that too from government teachers.
Confucius was the first private teacher who taught all those who wanted to learn. His teachings and philosophies are called as Confucianism. The teachings of Confucianism include moral conduct, social behavior, and structured life. Confucius’s birthday is celebrated as teacher’s day in China. - Confucius was the first private teacher who taught all those who wanted to learn. His teachings and philosophies are called as Confucianism. The teachings of Confucianism include moral conduct, social behavior, and structured life. Confucius’s birthday is celebrated as teacher’s day in China.
- Anne Sullivan is best known for being Hellen Keller’s teacher. When she was five years old, Anne got an eye disease that made her partially blind.
- She then attended the Perkins School of Blind to study. After she graduated, she became a teacher. Her first and only student was Helen Keller. Sullivan was her governess, teacher, and companion. Anne Sullivan is one of the world’s best teachers who dedicated her life to her student.
Maria Montessori - Maria Montessori is another educationalist who brought about a sea change in early childhood education.
- A physician by profession, Maria worked with children who had mental disabilities. She observed the children and identified the ways of learning.
- Based on her research, she came up with the Montessori teaching methodology that is still used in many schools. According to this theory, the key principles of learning are Observation, Independence, a Prepared environment, Absorbent mind, following the child, and correcting the child.
Rabindranath Tagore - A poet who won the Nobel Prize for Literature, Rabindranath Tagore is also a great educationalist.
- Tagore was against the traditional teaching methodology where students need to sit in a classroom for hours and “parrot” what the teachers say.
- He established the Viswa Bharathi University at Shantiniketan, West Bengal. They follow the traditional “Gurukulam” style of teaching. Even now, classes are held outside, under the shade of the trees.
Alisher Navoi. - Alisher Navoi was born on February 9, -1441. His works: he finished one of his famous work “Quintuple” in 1483 he wrote “Lison ut-tayr” in 1498. In 1500 he finished his “Mahbub ul-qulub” a lot of his works are famous around the world. He died in 1501.
Mirzo Ulugbek. - He was born on March 22,- 1394. He has determined the situation of 1018 stars on universe. He’s famous for his “Ziji jadidi ko’ragoni”. M. Ulugbek died on October 27,-1449 at the age of 55.
Beruniy. - Beruniy was born on Khorazm on September 4,- 973. He has learned austronomy at the age of 17. He wrote more than 150 works. He died at Gazna on December 13, 1048
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