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1) The document discusses the history and significance of Teachers' Day in Turkey. 2) It explains that on November 24, 1928, public schools were opened in Turkey to help people learn the new Latin alphabet that had recently replaced the Arabic alphabet. 3) Since that date marked the opening of public schools and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was chosen as the headteacher, November 24th has been celebrated as Teachers' Day in Turkey since 1981.
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- The emblem of Lithuania is called Vytis, which depicts an armored knight on a horse.
- Lithuania has a population of 3.5 million people, with the majority being Lithuanian and minorities including Polish and Russian.
- The capital is Vilnius and the currency is the litas. Some geographic features include forests, meadows, and rivers.
- The document also discusses climate, food, traditions, national parks, education system, and specific schools in Lithuania like the Vinco Zemaičio primary school in Zalioji.
Lithuania.happy childhood
A friend provides help and support during difficult times. Having good friends is considered one of the most valuable things in life. The passage emphasizes how important friendship is and the role friends play in our lives by being there for each other.
Lithuania.happy childhood
A friend provides help and support during difficult times. Having good friends is considered one of the most valuable things in life. The passage emphasizes how important friendship is and the role friends play in supporting each other.
Lithuania.religious holidays calendar
The document summarizes several important religious holidays celebrated in Lithuania. It provides details on the traditions and meanings associated with Christmas Eve (Kūčios), Christmas, Epiphany/Three Kings' Day, Candlemas, Saint Casimir's Day, and Užgavėnės (Winter Expulsion Festival). Christmas Eve and Christmas are the most important winter holidays, and involve special family meals, gift giving, and religious services throughout Christmas week.
Turkey.turkey visit
The document provides a summary of a group's trip to Turkey from May 2-7. Some key events and places visited include:
- Arriving in Turkey on May 2nd and visiting the town of Iznik, which has historic walls and is famous for its lake and tiles.
- Learning about Turkish culture through experiences like watching a whirling dervish ceremony, visiting museums on shadow puppets and calligraphy, and participating in a traditional night of music and dancing.
- Spending a day in Gemlik learning about making and reading Turkish coffee, and learning about traditional Turkish clothes and furniture.
- Presenting on Turkish marbling art before returning home on May 7th after a week of
Turkey.teacher's day(offical holiday)
1) The document discusses the history and significance of Teachers' Day in Turkey.
2) It explains that on November 24, 1928, public schools were opened in Turkey to help people learn the new Latin alphabet that had recently replaced the Arabic alphabet.
3) Since that date marked the opening of public schools and Mustafa Kemal Atatürk was chosen as the headteacher, November 24th has been celebrated as Teachers' Day in Turkey since 1981.
Turkey.religious holiday
The document provides a history of Eid al-Adha (Feast of Sacrifice) in Islam, beginning with Abraham migrating to Mecca with his wife and son Ishmael. It describes Hagar and Ishmael running out of water and God providing the spring of Zamzam. It then discusses Abraham and Ishmael building the Kaaba, Abraham's dream to sacrifice Ishmael, and how an angel intervened to spare Ishmael and provide a ram for sacrifice instead. The ritual of animal sacrifice during Eid al-Adha and traditions like exchanging greetings, visiting family and helping the poor are also summarized.
Turkey.offical holiday
The document summarizes the history of the Turkish Republic and the celebrations of Republic Day on October 29th. It describes how Turkey gained independence after World War 1 through the Treaty of Sevres and Treaty of Montreux. Mustafa Kemal Ataturk started the Turkish War of Independence in 1919 and proclaimed the Republic in 1923 after three years of struggle. October 29th is now celebrated annually in Turkey to commemorate the founding of the Republic.
Spain.winter and spring festivities
The document summarizes information about an annual painting contest held in the village of Urda, Spain. It discusses the origins and objectives of the contest, which was established in 1974 to honor the famous Spanish painter Cecilio Mariano Guerrero Malagón. The summary provides details about participation in the contest from schools in Spain and other European countries, the categories and rules of the contest, and prizes awarded. It also notes coverage of the event by local news media.
Spain.constitution
The document summarizes key aspects of the Spanish Constitution. It establishes that Spain is a democratic state that seeks freedom, equality, and justice. The Spanish people adopted the constitution by referendum in 1978 to establish democratic norms. It outlines fundamental rights and duties of citizens, such as equality under the law, children's right to education, and the state's duty to protect citizens' health. The constitution establishes Spain as a parliamentary monarchy with a king as head of state.
Spain.calendar 2011
The document lists religious and official festivals that occur each month in Spain. It notes that the Christmas holidays run from January 1st to 9th and include religious festivals on the 1st honoring Virgin Mary and the 6th honoring the Three Wise Men. In February, Valentine's Day is celebrated. March includes Carnival days. Holy Week and Easter are observed from mid-April through late April. May includes Labor Day and a regional festival. Summer holidays run from July 1st through August 31st. September includes a local festival in Urda. October recognizes the national day. November has All Saints' Day and December includes Constitution Day, the Immaculate Conception, and Christmas holidays from the 24th through the 31st
Italy.presentation
The document provides information about the city of Agrigento, Italy, known for its Valley of the Temples archaeological site consisting of ancient Greek temples from the 5th century BC. It discusses several of Agrigento's cultural festivals and events, including the Almond Blossom Festival held in the Valley of the Temples each spring. It also mentions the cult of Saint Calogero and describes Agrigento's coastal landscape and famous Sicilian cuisine featuring Arab and Greek influences. The document highlights two important authors and thinkers from Agrigento - the playwright Luigi Pirandello who won the Nobel Prize for Literature, and novelist Leonardo Sciascia who wrote about the Sicilian Mafia
ISTITUTO GARIBALDI - FESTIVITIES
The document lists the months of the year and notes important religious and national festivals observed in each month. January notes Christmas holidays from the 1st to the 9th. February observes the Almond Blossom Festival on the 5th and the Festival of the Patron Saint on the 25th. March has Shrove Tuesday on the 8th. April includes Easter holidays from the 21st to the 26th and Liberation Day on the 25th. May celebrates International Workers' Day on the 1st and Autonomy Day on the 15th.
SANTO CRISTO DE URDA (TOLEDO) SPAIN
The document provides a historical overview of Spain, including early settlers in Spain like the Phoenicians, Iberians, Celts, and Greeks. It then discusses key events like the marriage of Isabel and Fernando that led to the reconquest of Spain and Christopher Columbus' discovery of America. More recently, it outlines the rule of Franco from 1939 to 1975 and the ascension of King Juan Carlos I. It also briefly describes the geography, climate, and political divisions of Spain.
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- 1. 24th November The Teachers’ Day
- 3. TheHistory of TheTeachers’ Day Turkish people used the alphabets of Uyghur and Gokturks. Assenting to Islam by the 8 th century, they gave up using these alphabets and began to use the Arabic alphabet
- 4. After the victory of The Indepencence War,Ataturk who founded The Turkish Republic on 29th October 1923 had fostered many innovations in the military, economical , social and cultural state of the country. One of these novelties is the declaration of the Latin alphabet instead of Arabic Alphabet on 1st November 1928.
- 5. After Turkish people adapted the new alphabet, there had been a great campaign in the country in order to help people learn and use the new letters so there would be an increase in the number of literate people. Both to the young and to the elderly, everybody was given the chance to learn how to read and write in the Public Schools which were opened on 24th November1928.
- 6. Since it was the day that the Public Schools were opened and Atatürk was chosen as The Headteacher, 24th November has been celebrated as The Teachers’ Day since 1981.
- 9. TEACHERS’ DAY AT OUR SCHOOL
- 14. ATATÜRK’S SAYINGS ABOUT TEACHERS
- 15. TEACHERS ARE THE MOST ALTRUISTIC AND THE MOST RESPECTABLE MEMBERS OF HUMAN COMMUNITY (M.K. ATATÜRK)
- 16. NEW GENERATIONS WİLL BE THE ACHİEVEMENTS OF TEACHERS (M.K. ATATÜRK)
- 17. TEACHERS ARE THE ONE AND ONLY PEAPLE WHO SAVE NATİONS.A NATION CANNOT BE CALLED A NATION WHICH IS DEPRIVED OF TEACHERS OR INSTRUCTORS (M.K. ATATÜRK)
- 18. TEACHERS; YOU WİLL BE THE ONES TO RAISE THE REPUBLIC’S ALTRUISTIC TEACHERS AND INSTRUCTORS. THE NEW GENERATİON WİLL BE YOUR DEVOTİON (M.K. ATATÜRK)