[Charlotte]

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During the COVID-19 pandemic, online instruction has become the norm. The process has been a learning curve for many educators. Some strategies are worth discussing.

https://www.albert.io/blog/strategies-for-teaching-online/

[Charlotte]

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I think GNH is a great idea to remind us the issues in our current society in which the money and wealth is the only goal to gauge the success including individual and countries. In reality, more and more people are becoming depressed and even the rich can’t guarantee the happiness because if we have no idea about the happiness and how could we really appreciate it. The gross national happiness is a great assets. We really can’t just depend on GDP which has been some issues if you stay eyes away from other measurement. Bhutan is tinny but big in happiness. We need learn from them.

[Charlotte]

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It is my first time to know Bhutan. After searching online, I found it is a small country with the population less than 1 millions but they are having the higher happiness level in the world. I think it has to do with their beliefs as well as the government policies. Both work together to make them the happiest country. Good to know this small country with great happiness. Love to learn more about it.

[Charlotte]

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We need more teachers and resources to make it possible. If we don’t have good teachers, it is hard to instill the knowledge about sustainability. More efforts need to be put into it.

[Charlotte]

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Climate change is reminding us we need change but make the world to be a better place to stay.

[Charlotte]

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We respect the diversity everywhere but skip the biodiversity. That is totally wrong. We need both. When the media follows the trend and then we follow it. But we need our independent views.

[Charlotte]

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The indigenous drop-out is a big issue for the academic success. I think one of the important reason for that is the pressure from many perspectives like culture disconnections, identity issues, bias, racism, etc.

[Charlotte]

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For me, I believe the most valuable thing for indigenous culture is that it is our ancestor culture and we are able to learn more from it. It doesn’t mean that the culture is old. There is no old or new for culture. It is growing and updating across the time.

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I agree with your ideas. We are living in the modern constructed world in which the nature is far away but we still like nature and want find time to enjoy nature. This attitude is so different from the indigenous people because they treat the nature is above them. The nature is sacred but we treat the nature as a tool to meet our needs.