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Tshering Yangzom AKA Cecelia Yang

Tshering Yangzom (06190278, B.Ed. IV C) from Trashigang, pursing B.Ed. Primary in Paro College of Education.

Happy International Women's Day

- March 07, 2023

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(Image 2) Traditional Farming Tools 👩🏼‍🌾

- May 06, 2023

I undertook a grocery shopping trip to Kaja Throm on the 6th of May in 2023. While wandering, I stumbled upon a sight that caught my attention and immediately captured it with my camera. In Bhutanese society, this illustration displays the conventional equipment used in farming. This prompted me to contemplate the type of learning encounters that I, as an educator, am capable of imparting to my pupils. Figure 1: Traditional Farming Tools at Kaja Throm The following are the numerous ways of how we can integrate the above picture of Bhutanese traditional farming tools in a classroom setting to enhance learning and engage students. Introduction to Bhutanese Culture: We use the picture as a starting point to introduce students to Bhutanese culture and traditional farming practices. Furthermore, we can also discuss how geography, climate, and cultural traditions influence farming techniques. Comparative Studies: We can compare Bhutanese traditional farming tools with modern f...

Yoga saved my life

- April 19, 2023

Y oga is an ancient Indian practice that permits the mind and body to be in conjunction with each other. It incorporates meditation, breathing exercises, and stretches to allow stress reduction, relaxation, and rejuvenation. After graduating from twelfth grade, I felt burnt out from poor mental health where I often experienced anxiety and panic attacks. I also went through a period of torturous Bulimia where people with this eating disorder may secretly binge (eating large amounts of food with a loss of control over the eating) and then purge, trying to get rid of the extra calories in an unhealthy way. Consequently, my weight changed from time to time, and this affected my physical health as well. Nonetheless, I took the courage to come out and help myself before it was too late. I sought help from my family and internet where I discovered yoga as a solution to my problem. I started downloading various yoga lessons for beginners and begun my journey to healing. I found comfort...

(Image 5) Bhutanese Traditional Painting

- May 12, 2023

D uring my four years in college campus, I have seen the infrastructure of all traditional painting. With time, I came to realize that these traditional paintings carry numerous meanings and hold significance in classroom. Figure 1: Gate of Paro college of Education The above picture of Bhutanese traditional painting can be used in the classroom in various ways to enhance learning and create a culturally rich environment as shown below. Cultural Appreciation: Bhutanese traditional painting is a unique art form that reflects the country's rich cultural heritage. We can use the picture to introduce students to Bhutanese culture, explaining its significance, themes, and techniques. This can Encourage students to appreciate the beauty and symbolism depicted in the painting. Geography and Social Studies: Bhutan is a small landlocked country in the Himalayas. Displaying a picture of Bhutanese traditional painting can be an opportunity to teach students about the geography, location, and ...