Letters from Kathmandu #2: Panchkhal
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) [email protected] Letters from Kathmandu Letter #2: Panchkhal April 2021 Dear family
Craig Greenman
June 28, 2021
Letters from Kathmandu #1: The Wedding
By Craig Greenman (Visiting Professor of Philosophy, King’s College) [email protected] Letters from Kathmandu Letter #1: The Wedding April 2021 Dear
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June 24, 2021
Indigenous Chepang Communities Facing Humanitarian Crisis in the Face of COVID-19
By Biswash Chepang, Program Coordinator, MBA Nonprofit | Agribusiness The Chepang communities with a population of about 68,000, who live
Biswash Chepang
April 22, 2020
Brain Fart #2: Are Assumptions Evil?
By Raunak Chaudhari (Lab Master, DoLAB) Umes Dai (Right Brain, Empowerment Academy) asks a participant during Teach Lab: “Why do
Raunak Chaudhari
April 6, 2020
Online Learning: Playing a New Sport in a New Playground
By Udgum Khadka, Educational Designer (Empowerment Academy)/Faculty We at King’s College, have recently started synchronous online teaching amidst the global
King's College
April 4, 2020
Recipe for Running Nepali-flavoured Online Classes
By Swechhya Rajbhandary, Project Co-ordinator, DEMOLA In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic that has led to a global crisis
King's College
April 1, 2020
Where Could an Entrepreneurship Teacher Take Students for ‘Excursion’?
By Udgum Khadka, Educational Designer/Faculty, King’s College After a brief interaction with one of my undergrad students, I got a
King's College
February 17, 2020
The Disease of “Knowing”
By Prateek Raj Neupane (Lab Master – DoLAB) I have a 3-year-old daughter and I like to observe what she
King's College
January 28, 2020
Do Lab Blog #2 – The Job is to Be Useless
By Raunak Chaudhari (MBA Alumni; Coach – DoLAB) Do you learn something by reading something or listening to someone talk
King's College
November 25, 2019
Do Lab Blog #1: 2-day Camp in Collaboration with United World School
With design thinking, people often use the idea of “iteration”. It is the idea that you don’t do something once
King's College
July 22, 2019
