To be honest, I haven’t been to Nepal or Nepal-Bhutan. I have only been to Nepal once when my parents were there visiting. It was a very brief visit, but I had a lot of photos taken at the sites of the temples.
The reason Nepalese schools are so good is because they are very popular among locals. Most of the people who go to Nepal find the schools there to be the best and most popular around. They tend to be very clean, very organized, and very modern. The schools have a very modern curriculum that focuses on foreign languages, computer science, and engineering. This is very helpful to the students because they get to learn a lot about their own culture and how it works.
The problem is that so many of the schools lack any kind of discipline. There are many students who are taking classes, but then they do not pay attention and the teacher/professor leaves the room. They may not even understand what they are learning. This is very common among students in Nepal and other Asian countries.
I find it funny that some of the teachers in Pune and elsewhere in the country are actually trying to teach them to not be critical of their students, but they just aren’t doing the job. The same goes for the teachers who are trying to do the job.
Sometimes the teachers end up being a bit too critical of them. In fact, sometimes the teachers end up having to go through a whole bunch of tests to figure out what they have taught them. Sometimes they even have to pay the teachers, sometimes they pay them, sometimes they let them go, sometimes they don’t. But it’s not just the teachers who are asking the teachers to go through the tests, it’s the teachers themselves.
In the Nepalese education system, students are tested on their knowledge of the subjects they are studying. It is a measure of how good a student is at the subject, and how good a teacher is at teaching the subject. The test is usually timed, and the student’s score is compared to their teacher’s score. If the average student scores below the teacher, the teacher is not allowed to teach the subject anymore. In Nepalese schools, this is called “karma.
This is the key to school. If you’re trying to take out a school that doesn’t teach the subject, you’re not getting a good grade, so you’re not getting the grade that the teacher should.
I’m not sure that it’s quite as bad as it sounds. The Nepali language is relatively easy to learn, so the fact that it was taught in a school is not that shocking. As far as karma goes, the same principle applies, so the school was obviously not teaching the subject well.
I really have no idea what the idea behind the school was all about. But again, I dont think you’re going to be getting a good grade in this school. If karma is as bad as it seems, you’ll be failing all of your classes. The Nepali language is not easy to learn, so what was the point of the school? I think the school might have been a way for someone to test their English.
I dont think I have the slightest clue about the school. I also dont think I would be good at it, but I guess I would be making a lot of mistakes for no reason. I think the idea was to test the students so they could get a free education, but its not working out that way. It’s just another school for the Nepali language.