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
Why Self-Evaluation: A Personal Reflection
Image Source: https://www.grammarly.com/blog/how-to-write-a-self-evaluation/ I've learned to value the significant relevance of self-evaluation throughout my personal development and improvement journey. I've read books about productivity and personal growth. By evaluating myself, I can hold myself responsible for my accomplishments and plan for the future. Why, in my opinion, is it essential? Clarifying Purpose and Direction: In … Continue reading Why Self-Evaluation: A Personal Reflection
Re-Engineering Nepal’s Education: The Imperative of Social Justice Integration and AI-Assisted Pedagogy
Image Source: onlinekhabar Recently, I came across the article in Nepali Times, "Nepal’s hard working students overseas." It claimed that "At a recent graduation ceremony of one Australian university, 300 students paraded across the stage to receive their diplomas. All were Nepalis, except one." Should I be shocked? Amused? On my recent visit to Nepal, … Continue reading Re-Engineering Nepal’s Education: The Imperative of Social Justice Integration and AI-Assisted Pedagogy
Picture Perfect or Perfectly Present? A Tale of Modern Vacations
Recently, I embarked on a summer adventure I had eagerly been waiting for - a trip to the majestic Rocky Mountains, more precisely, to the renowned Banff National Park and Jasper National Park in Canada. Known for its picturesque lakes, towering peaks, and lush forests, it was a destination I yearned to experience in person. … Continue reading Picture Perfect or Perfectly Present? A Tale of Modern Vacations
A Journey Through Learning: Celebrating My Son’s Transition from High School to University
As I sit down today to write this post, my heart swells with pride, and a cascade of memories sweeps through my mind. The moment is poignant and emotional, tinged with both joy and nostalgia. Our son, our pride, Sunnie Kapar, has graduated from Craig Keilburger Secondary School and is stepping into the vast world … Continue reading A Journey Through Learning: Celebrating My Son’s Transition from High School to University
Navigating the Depths of Faith and Doubt: Religion and Me
I recently visited a childhood friend who expressed that his faith has strengthened him and inspired him to seek salvation. Upon his request for my spiritual journey, I had to dig deeper to comprehend my faith, religion, and Hinduism. This is dedicated to you, Suhrit. I hope I have given you my rationale from a … Continue reading Navigating the Depths of Faith and Doubt: Religion and Me
The Tapestry of Life: Why Friendship Matters
A few days back, I had the immense pleasure of hosting a gathering, a beautiful reunion of souls with whom I'd shared my formative years. As we sat around, reminiscing about our collective past, laughing over innocent childhood shenanigans, and recounting the struggles that defined our youthful years, it was as though time had stepped … Continue reading The Tapestry of Life: Why Friendship Matters
ChatGPT & My Bucket List
When my friends suggested I make a bucket list, I was initially unsure because I didn't have one. However, I realized there are numerous things I want to accomplish and experience in my lifetime. As I am studying prompt engineering, I consulted ChatGPT to help create a comprehensive bucket list. With their assistance, I have … Continue reading ChatGPT & My Bucket List
Embracing the Void: A Tribute to Mom
Today marks four years since my mother passed away. As I performed "Shraddha," it brought back memories of her. The world lost an extraordinary woman. A woman of substance and grace, a symbol of unlimited love and unending endurance. Her leaving left a gap in my life that reverberates throughout my days, reflecting the tremendous … Continue reading Embracing the Void: A Tribute to Mom
Thinking Out Loud 