Learning and Development

The Allegory of the Cave for the Cyber Army: When Will the Political Cadets Emerge?      Every political cadet wears black and white glasses, seeing only the negative aspects of the opposing political party and everything positive about their own. Recently, many senior leaders from various parties have been detained in connection with multiple cases, such as human trafficking, gold smuggling, the refugee-making scandal, and others. Some independent candidates, such as Balen from Kathmandu Metro City, Harka Sampang from Dharan Sub-Metro City, and Gopal Hamal from Dhangadhi Sub-Metro City, are doing an excellent job. However, the so-called big party hired some cadets as a cyber army to track down other issues in the social media landscape. I frequently see their chaotic and inert writing to other party leaders and independent candidates. Looking at such incidents and the knowledge of those youth, I wonder when they will emerge from their fake political leaders' allegory o...

  Early Grade Homework Is Rational Approach? My son, Aditya, is currently in LKG (Lower Kindergarten) at a private school. However, he frequently finds it difficult to accept the early morning habit of getting to school. Mornings become difficult for him as he struggles to leave the comfort of home for school. To make matters worse, Aditya's school bag is constantly overflowing with homework assignments. The workload from school appears to have spilled over into his nights, leaving him with little time for anything else, let alone pursuing his own interests like playing out, taking with us, and discussing the school’s activities over the day. The sheer amount of homework might feel overwhelming at times, and he may find himself sacrificing valuable learning experiences to complete tasks on time. He is stressed out because he has incomplete homework. He is concerned about going to school without having done his assignments, even though he knows his teacher cares about him. It ...