TEACHING - A WAY OF LEARNING

“IF I EVER AM A TEACHER, IT WILL BE MORE TO LEARN THAN TO TEACH” was one of the most prominent saying that I have seen the books. We teach diverse subjects with different purposes and intentions. Our mood depends upon the students’ ways of conduct. We teach from our heart, we acknowledge their hard work; we inspire them to sculpture their efforts and we are a teacher, we are the best friend of our student.

Photo Courtesy: Dawa's collection. 

Teaching, in a way is an art of learning in which we get profound experiences through advising our future eminent youths. Apart from the curriculum we teach values and attitudes which can enroll themselves in a refined job. Sometimes we teach and we learn alongside.

Teaching is sacrificing and it is a way of giving everything, in return the reward is immeasurable. We learn from what we teach and we teach from what we learn. 

So, I teach to learn and I learn to teach our eminent youth of tomorrow.

A Robust Strength of Photos, Never Fades Away

I would like to apologize for not updating my blog for a longer time. Since I am engaged and engrossed in teaching I don’t get enough time to jot my personal experiences and share with my fellow bloggers.

Even though, I managed to snap some pictures of our attractive city and some other splendor places at Thimphu itself.

Underneath photo shows how we are fortunate to be in city and connotes an eloquent message of loving our country and protecting our elegant country.

Enjoy viewing some of my very own photographs.

Bhutanese Clown at Pangrizampa.

A Happy moment for all of us as we can see spring upholding.

Butter lamp at Memorial Chorten.

                                       Blossoming of flower at Jigme Losel Primary School.

Mani Dhang Rim at Pangrizampa.

An old man counting his beads and 

devoting his life to prayers.

Dawn period.

Significant Dechenphug Monastery.

                                                 

Artificial flower at Dechenphug.

Night view of Memorial Chorten.

View of our holly Tashichhodzong from Zilukha.