President Paudel insists on transformation in education system

Kathmandu, Oct 10: President Ramchandra Paudel has said that education system should be revised in line with changing global scenario, preparing students to face future challenges and seize emerging opportunities.

During his address to a ceremony held here today, marking the 80th anniversary of Pashupati Mitra Secondary School, the President said that education system is evolving rapidly with the rapid development of science, technology and artificial intelligence.

The President was of the view that social goodwill should be incorporated as an integral part of the education system, describing it as a foundation for building the nation’s future. He stressed the need of instilling discipline, integrity, hard work, good conduct, patriotism and a sense of social responsibility among students.

The President said that students are nation’s future teachers, doctors, engineers, administrators, businesspeople, politicians, scientists and responsible citizens. Therefore, he said, education should go beyond textbooks and curricula, rather than focusing solely on achieving good grades.

Echoing the need to encourage students to think innovatively, explore solutions to problems, use technology properly and develop a strong sense of responsibility towards the nation.

According to the President, collaboration among the government, policymakers, and all stakeholders in the education sector is essential to guide students towards these goals.(RSS)