STEAM education in NEPAL

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Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

Shifting away from religious curricula could free up time—currently spent on religious teachings—and resources, like the money spent on rituals.

Standard syllabus and critical thinking

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Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

My father late Dharma Ratna Yami was a renowned critical-thinking genius of his era, a man who challenged ignorance and stood for reason. Yet, religious manipulators—threatened by his ideas—sidelined him through slander, harassment, and abuse, seeking to silence his voice and dim his influence. My father.s books were banned because he had the courage and clarity to express critical views without compromise.

Representative of Nepal’s regions, languages, and socioeconomic diversity

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Prof. Timila Yami Thapa

Those who train and supervise AI datasets should be truly representative of Nepal’s regions, languages, and socioeconomic diversity. Breaking the cycle demands urgent investment in literacy and digital education across the nation, empowering every citizen to participate in—and benefit from—the AI era, rather than becoming its victims.