THE ROLE OF A TEACHER IN EDUCATING THE YOUNG GENERATION
Keywords:
teachers, education, younger generation, social skills, cognitive development, emotional development, professional development.Abstract
The role of teachers in educating the younger generation is of paramount importance and has always been a cornerstone of educational development. Teachers not only shape the intellectual abilities of students but also their character, values, and social skills. This article focuses on the role and significance of teachers in modern education, as well as the importance of teachers' professional development to adapt to the changing demands in the field of education.
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