Sabal's Blog

I always wondered about why everyone from every city or corner of our country wants to live in Kathmandu valley. Simply put I got my answer as soon as I came to valley to pursue my higher education. It has more opportunities and facilities to every man who lands his/her foot in this place. Valley is a great, vibrant, diverse city. But, personally I find Kathmandu as not so great city to live due to it's pollution, water problem and traffic jams. And all the time I was highly irritated with these traffic jams, wished there was a way to get to valley from my own hometown under 30 minutes. As I mentioned my hometown "Hetauda" is about 80km by the shortest route and about 220km through the other great city "Bharatpur" from the valley. Seeing the developed infrastructures of the developed contries and even our neighbouring country India has always envied me personally even though I couldn't contribute much on from the individual effort of mine. And I am fascinate...

The question on the "Title" haunted me since I completed my high school and joined a university. It always used to revolve around my head. Usually all I used to do was complain about how school have failed me and not teaching about anythings on what really happens on outside world or the life. This gave me a lot of room to think and research on what can we really teach and make the upcoming generations time worth in the schools. During the process I found some of things over internet and some popped up on my head upon observing ownself and asking questions as what I want my teachers/instructor to teach if I ever get the chance to study at school again. I would just like to say two answers although there are never ending things we can discuss on this topic, self-discipline and self-awareness. As a teacher/instructor if you are able to teach your students how to be self-disciplined and self-aware than sooner or later all the students you ever taught will be thanking you for bei...