Minister Tekin’s Semester Vacation Greeting to Students
Minister Yusuf Tekin Sends Message to Students and Teachers for Semester Break
Minister Yusuf Tekin recently shared a heartfelt message for students, teachers, and parents as the first half of the 2023-2024 academic year came to a close and the semester break began. In his message, Tekin expressed his excitement for the students’ report cards and wished everyone a happy holiday.
Emphasizing the Ministry’s goal to raise pioneer generations who are knowledgeable, moral, and groundbreaking in every field, Tekin addressed the students directly, calling them the future and hope of the nation. He commended their determination in their educational journey and assured them that the education reforms implemented this term will equip them with the skills and opportunities they need to achieve their dreams.
Addressing the significance of the report card, Tekin stressed that it is an important indicator of a student’s effort, development, and personality, but does not fully reflect their potential. He likened knowledge to the grains of sand in a desert, emphasizing the infinite nature of learning and the importance of being open to continuous learning and development in all areas of life.
Minister Tekin also provided suggestions for students during the semester break, encouraging them to rest, learn new things, take responsibility, help at home, and visit their elders. He highlighted the Ministry’s holiday books, designed to help students balance entertainment, rest, learning, and effective communication, and urged students to use the break as an opportunity to explore museums, historical sites, and cultural riches.
In his message, Tekin expressed sincere gratitude to teachers for their dedication and contributions to the education community. He emphasized the critical role of teacher consultations in shaping education policies and building a better future for the education community.
Finally, Minister Tekin offered suggestions to parents, encouraging them to guide their children constructively and remind them that success and development are not only measured by grades. He invited parents to treasure every moment spent with their children, share their interests, discover new things together, and learn about the world as a family.
As students, teachers, and parents enter the semester break, Minister Tekin’s message serves as a reminder of the importance of continuous learning, growth, and quality time with loved ones.
