Teachers' Day is observed in the Czech Republic and Slovakia every March 28, coinciding with the birth anniversary of John Amos Comenius, a prominent Czech pedagogue, theologian, and philosopher born in 1592. Comenius is celebrated as a pioneer of universal education and is often referred to as the “Father of Pedagogy.” He made significant contributions to educational theory and authored the influential work "Didactica magna," which laid out a school system that has influenced education worldwide. In the Czech Republic, a notable tradition on this day is the Zlatý Ámos (Golden Amos) competition, where students nominate their most inspiring teachers, and winners are announced on March 28. This day serves as an opportunity to recognize and appreciate the contributions of educators in both countries.