What does education mean? Education refers to the discipline that is concerned with methods of teaching and learning in schools or school-like environments, as opposed to various nonformal and informal means of socialization.
Every year, on May 2, is celebrated National Life Insurance Day. It commemorates the day that life insurance became available in the United States for the first time. This day celebrates extra security and helps us to remember the advantages of having it. In the event of the death of a family member who owned…
We love books, and our companions at UNESCO concur. World Book Day was proposed by the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization as a day to celebrate the pleasure of reading. World Book Day is observed in a hundred nations, and why not? Compared to children who don’t read, those who do do better…
On April 6 of each year, it is celebrated as National Library Day. On this day, people gather to recognize the significant contributions librarians and libraries make to our society. It’s also a good day to think about reading and how important it is to make books affordable and accessible to everyone. A well-stocked library…
World Consumer Rights Day is a global event that takes place on March 15 and aims to raise awareness of consumer rights and needs. A consumer’s right to information about a product’s quality, purity, price, and standard applies to everyone who purchases a variety of goods and services. Did you had at least some idea…
Every year on March 14, the International Day of Mathematics (I.D.M.) is a global event in which people from all over the world, including students and the general public, will engage in math-related activities. Did you had any idea that Walk 14 is as of now celebrated in numerous nations as Pi Day? Yes, this…
Introduce a Girl to Engineering Day is a significant celebration held annually at the end of February during Engineering Week. It takes place on February 24 this year. The National Society of Professional Engineers (N.S.P.E.) established this day in 1951. “Engineering Week aims to ensure a diverse and well-educated future engineering workforce by increasing understanding…
Global Day of No Resilience to Female Genital Mutilation falls on February 6 every year. Even though we live in the 21st century, the fact that this violent custom persists is deeply troubling. You wouldn’t believe how normal it is — from Africa and Eastern Europe to Bedouin nations, Asia, and Latin America. Eliminating outer…
National Report Pharmaceutical Fraud Day is observed annually on January 23. Did you know that 10% of all Medicare funds are lost due to fraud? Reportedly, one of the largest culprits of Medicare fraud allegations has been pharmaceutical companies. The day is observed to spread the word that whistleblowers will get large rewards for reporting…
Originally a creation by Christy Hargrove, Squirrel Appreciation Day on January 21 is a day to learn about and celebrate the world’s cutest rodents. Here’s the thing about squirrels: some people hate them and say that they’re “invasive species.” But can those people leap across a space ten times the length of their body? Didn’t…
By mid-January, most of our various holiday decorations and Christmas trees have made their way out of our homes. Houseplant Appreciation Day is on January 10 every year, and it reminds us that we don’t have to lose the freshness and vibrancy that plants bring to our homes just because the holidays have drawn to…
