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Why learning couldn't become easy? Is this the consequence of ineffective teaching methods or the curriculum we read is outmoded? Why our teens couldn't be able to find a job after completing the study? Once, a great scientist, Albert Einstien had been asked, how many inches there in 1 foot? He was not able to answer that question and retort like his mind was not to store the factual data but to calculate the sensational problems instead. His answer was fare enough because there's a billion terra byte of data producing each day. How could we possibly be able to store all this raw information in our minds? We create a data-centers to store this data alternately. Then why our teachers forcing to remember factual data to students? This has become a surprising argument of whether we should make them a hard disk or calculator? I' gonna illuminate some of my opinions regarding this argument by answering the aforementioned questions. The education system we embrace for a ...

Introduction: 2076/2/7 To illuminate my thought, first I want to elaborate on some sad reality of our country.  Like in several countries Nepal has suffered from mass migration to the cities. Kathmandu and Pokhara is the main target for rural Nepali. Over the last twenty years due to bulk unemployment, the civil war terminated several years back and they hope to give their children a better life. The population of Kathmandu has increased considerably. Those who can afford and earn a fascinated amount of money, their children are getting a quality education. ( I mean they can admit their children to the most expensive college and schools). But in rural areas, the condition is very miserable and opposite. Image Source: Internet The education system and its competition currently our institutions acquired  are some sorts of ostentatious. I've noticed most of the institutions and colleges charge excessive tuition fees to their students. And the situation of go...

December, 20, at Pokhara When I was passing through Malepatan road, I saw a school bus full of students, might be of 10th grade. One of the students threw plastic waste of noodles from the bus's window, is this a good habit? definitely not and it should be changed. What do our teachers teaching them? At least they couldn't stop them to eat junk food, they could teach them not to throw waste after eating and contribute to making the environment clean. And what strikes me is, those who pretend to be so-called luxuriant and aristocrat nerd, are the potential threats of this beautiful nature. Today's schools are racing on the trends of teaching solely "English" language, for the hope of getting a better job shortly. This should be stopped right away, instead, they can train the student to become conscious and caring about nature, the value of being human, and not forget their responsibility. I've seen so many examples, schools and institutions are crazily follo...