LIFTING EDUCATION, ADVANCING RURAL NEPAL
LEARN conducts various activities to enhance leadership of children through child clubs and by organizing different protection related events. It mainly works with schools, thus most of the activities are child-centered and aligned with the national strategy of the Government of Nepal. It supports school-based child clubs in organizing co-curricular activities and different awareness campaigns, which help to develop leadership …
LEARN conducts different community orientation programmes, the subjects of which include quality education, school management and development, learning progresses and other issues related to their school. Teachers, students, parents and community people participate in each one-day community orientation programme. This also forms a school observation committee, a member of which is in-charge to visit and observe school activities a day …
Capacity building workshops for SMCs and PTAs Believing in the fact that there should be mutual support and understanding between school and community for enhancing quality education in school, LEARN organizes frequent capacity building activities to school management committees (SMCs) and parents and teachers associations (PTAs). These activities include awareness programmes on their roles and responsibilities, school management, resource collection …
LEARN establishes a network of lead teachers to ensure effectiveness of in-school support activities, which, LEARN believes, results in the sustainability of the project. The organisation conducts different types of capacity building activities and exposure visits to lead teachers for their profession development as well as to institutionalise their personal abilities and skills.
I am Sharmila Ruchal. I have been working as a Basic Level Teacher (Private) at Krishna Basic school, Badhuk, Raghuganga RM for the last two years. I have been teaching science and English as major subjects. Creative teaching and learning method is what I believe in, and have been working on it. Must say, the teaching experience has been more …