Rara lake (Source: Wikipedia)
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Let me mention here the 'pros' and 'cons' of teaching with technology. Most of the developed countries have already set the materials for teaching (based on age specific curriculum) from their own 'education departments' , which the teachers can access using the classroom's PCs or laptops. This is indeed the scientific utilisation of resources.Many other enthusiastic teachers who wish to give data, specific about 'deepest lake' , 'highest peak' (or anything like these) may do something wrong if they continue without having skeptical eyes on the 'internet' or 'whatever they learned from their school-teachers'. I came across this situation when I tried to proofread the then fact about the Phoksundo lake (Dolpa, Nepal).
Phoksundo lake (Source: Wikipedia)
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The depth of the Tsho Rolpa lake is 270 meters - Phoksundo is 145 meters and the Rara Lake is 167 meters. What is it? People say it is RARA - the deepest lake of Nepal.
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Hi, That's why I have written the article, urging teachers to refer to authenticity that comes after scientific investigation.
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