This archive report was first published on 5 October 2019.
On this World Teachers Day, we honor the dedication and hard work of teachers around the world, and one individual who embodies the spirit of this day is Peter Tabichi, the 2019 Varkey Foundation Global Teacher Prize winner.
Tabichi, a Kenyan teacher, has made a name for himself by selflessly giving back to his students and community. He has been recognized for his exceptional teaching skills, but more importantly, for his ability to connect with his students on an emotional level.
As President Theodore Roosevelt once said, 'People don't care how much you know until they know how much you care.' Tabichi has taken this quote to heart, and his students have benefited greatly from his approach.
Tabichi's dedication to his students is evident in the way he gives back 80% of his salary to them. This kind gesture has earned him a special place in the hearts of his students and the community.
As a teacher, Tabichi has demonstrated that it's not just about teaching subjects like Mathematics and Physics, but about building relationships with his students. He has shown that by caring for his learners, he can make a real difference in their lives.
Tabichi's approach to teaching is a reminder that teachers are not just educators, but also role models and mentors. He has set a high standard for teachers around the world, and we can learn from his example.
We salute Peter Tabichi for his selfless dedication to his students and community. His win is a testament to the power of teaching and the impact it can have on people's lives.
