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My name is Nima Dorji. I am a teacher. Yeah... Math teacher. I have great passion in learning new ideas and exploring new places. Besides these two hobbies I have recently developed an interest in reading and writing.

I have completed my Post Graduate Diploma in Education in Mathematics from Samtse college of education, Bhutan. Current I reside in Sarpang, at Norbuling Central School, serzong Gewog. I am a teacher. Beside teaching, I am serving as Staff Secretary, award coordinator, scout leader, democracy club coordinator and basic Leadership Trainer.

My blog is basically reflection of myself on events that occurred with me or on my sight. Maybe through the eyes of an ordinary teachers.



About Me:

 Name: Nima Dorji

 Country : Bhutan

 Email: nimadorji1@gmail.com/ nima2017@education.gov.bt
         
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