Shri Burle Sharma: A Letter to Our Java Instructor
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In 2017, a group of Engineering friends used to travel nearly 30 KM (To & Fro) regularly in the morning to take extra classes on few subjects under the guidance of Shri Burle Sharma Sir.
This was the only occasion for a period of 6 Months when we had opted for a coaching class, in our entire engineering career.
Dear Sir,
We feel it an honor to present this letter to wish you a happy teachers’ day!
We had the privilege to be a part of your teachings in the year 2017. Although the subjects were Java & Data Structure, but we’ve learnt much more than ever we could pay you back.
Your love and dedication to guide us through the right paths as a mentor was the only reason for us to wake up early at 4 AM in the chilly winder mornings to catch the bus at 5 AM in order to be able to attend your class at 6 AM at any cost.
Your unique approach towards the concepts and the amazing way of storytelling were much more captivating for us than anything else ever for us. Your style of addressing our weird questions and listening our crazy ideas for hours would remain very close to our hearts.
You’ve always given us the freedom to approach you with our problems at any point of time and this has built the trust and student-teacher bonding stronger than ever.
Beyond the classes we had a wonderful experience working with you on SSLC & Logik Magik Project in our vacation days. Thank you for giving us this rare opportunity.
A teacher like you is once in a lifetime. We’d fall short of words to express our gratitude at you for all sorts of love and blessing we’ve received from you.
We’re always gonne be proud that, once we were part of Sharma Sir’s Classes. And in return we’d put our best efforts to make you proud with our noble deeds and we believe, probably that’d the best gift we could offer you on the teachers’ day!
Thank You, so much sir!
Love you 🙂
Wish you a happy and healthy life ahead!
With Respect,
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