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Lhomon Education’s Framework for Teaching at Monasteries
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Summary A basic framework for teaching at monasteries with a 2-year program and scaffolded learning outcomes, articles, methodology and assessment practices, developed by Lhomon Education for their pilot project in Dewathang, Bhutan.
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A basic framework for teaching at monasteries with a 2-year program and scaffolded learning outcomes, articles, methodology and assessment practices, developed by Lhomon Education for their pilot project in Dewathang, Bhutan (27 pages, download here or by clicking the “download” button to the right).
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Lhomon Education
Lhomon Education (LME) is a grassroots initiative fostering the development of innovative curricula designed specifically for Bhutanese students.