KTM- Education experts have highlighted the need for student supportive learning environments. 

They were speaking in a webinar on “Overcoming Pedagogical Barriers for Quality School Education”. The webinar was organized by Nepal Association of Humphrey Fellows (NAHF) with the support of the American Embassy here on Thursday.

The experts said enabling and supportive environment would help students instead of creating fear among them. The webinar is a part of the Understanding Sustainable Development Series supported by the U.S. Embassy Kathmandu. 

In the beginning of the webinar, Deependra Bickram Thapa, President, NAHF welcomed and highlighted on the objectives of the programme and past activities carried out by NAHF. He highlighted the need and importance of quality education in his introductory remarks. Thapa further said that Teacher Mentoring is an immediate plan of MOEST amid many on quality front.

Chief Guest of the programme, Minister, Ministry of Labour, Employment and Social Security, Rameswar Ray Yadav, underscored the need for inclusive education. He added that public schools should be enabled and strengthened for quality education.

Speaking at the webinar as a Keynote speaker Prof. Dr. Basu Dev Kafle, Head, Department of Special Needs Education, Tribhuvan University said students should be at the centre of the education system and there should be enough communication between teachers, students, and parents. “Quality education is everyone’s responsibility, not teachers alone.” Professor Kafle further said that irrelevant pedagogy for learner centered environment is barrier for learning. 

मिडिया डबली डट कम २०७३ श्रावण १ गतेबाट डबली नेटवर्क्स प्रा. लि द्वारा संचालित नेपाली भाषाको अनलाइन समाचार पोर्टल हो । अनुसन्धान र खोजमुलक समाचारलाई प्राथामिकता राख्ने यस पोर्टलमा सम्प्रेषित समाचारलाई कपि गरि अन्य साइटमा जस्ताको तस्तै राख्न पूर्ण रुपमा निषेध गरिएको छ । कुनै समाचार कपि गर्ने र अनिवार्य रुपमा ब्याक्लिंक नदिएको पाइएमा प्रचलित साइबर कानुन अनुसार कारवाहि गरिने जानाकारी गराइन्छ ।

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