Source: Maicha and Boucha HAPPY DASHAIN! Dashain, for many, conjures images of families reuniting, laughter echoing from rooftops and waging the neighbourhood-friendly war with kites, and the joy of togetherness. Hindus all over the country celebrate Nepal's biggest and longest festival, which stands for the triumph of good over evil. At its heart, it's about … Continue reading The Loneliness of Celebration: When Casteism Shadows Dashain
Month: October 2023
When Experience Isn’t Enough: Navigating the Canadian Teacher Recruitment Maze
Canada, a nation celebrated for its top-tier education system, faces a teacher shortage. As schools scramble to fill classrooms with educators, one would think experienced teachers would be welcomed with open arms. Yet, an unsettling irony has emerged in the recruitment process. I recently sat for an interview for a teaching position in Canada. My … Continue reading When Experience Isn’t Enough: Navigating the Canadian Teacher Recruitment Maze
Embracing Self-Assessment: My Journey of Discovery and Growth – Tool provided
It’s been a while since I wrote for the last time. My last blog on self-evaluation reflected the necessity of creating life goals. I've discovered the transformative power of self-evaluation, which I do periodically. This practice has helped me stay on course with my life goals, often interrupted by a few surprises. I acknowledge the … Continue reading Embracing Self-Assessment: My Journey of Discovery and Growth – Tool provided
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