Govt. High School Kannada Teacher salaries in India

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Teaching: A Path to Positive Change As a government high school teacher, I feel incredibly proud to be part of a profession that shapes the future of our society. Every day, I get the opportunity to work with young minds who are full of curiosity and potential. It’s not just about teaching subjects—it's about guiding students, helping them grow into responsible and confident individuals. Spending time with students gives me a sense of fulfillment, and I believe that teachers play a crucial role in molding the next generation. I strive to create a positive and encouraging environment where students feel supported and inspired to achieve their goals. In a time when society is constantly evolving, I feel it is our duty as educators to instill values that promote kindness, empathy, and critical thinking. By nurturing these qualities, we can bring about a meaningful change in the community. Teaching is not just a job for me—it’s a calling, a commitment to help shape a better future. I truly believe that through education, we can empower individuals and build a stronger, more compassionate society.

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Still Their is no awareness about education in the country side. And government makes teachers busy in other works sometimes rather than in school works. Documentations being more preferable than practical out comes.

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100% job security but I don't like working culture and management and all...

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I don't like the circumstances of around the school, I too don't like the coliques of the school, they were trying to change my attitude of class taking. They were simply dictate important questions and answers, but myself i took page by page explanation, they asked me to take like them.