Bayse Kasimlarli is a primary school teacher. She is one of those pedagogues for whom working with children is not just a profession, but a calling. She says that the little ones give her strength and energy, and she puts her whole soul and heart into teaching them to read and write. The students adore her. For some, she is even like a second mother.




Photos: courtesy of Bayse Kasamlarli
English publication: Rositsa Petkova
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