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    Sonam Wangmo

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    I work as a senior teacher in a lower secondary school. My school's name is Doteng Lower Secondary School and it is located in Paro District. Currently, I also work as the academic head of the school. My main interest in the education making difference in my students' lives, and bring lasting impact in their lives. Particularly I have a strong enthusiasm for a learning and a strong desire too share knowledge and inspire curiosity in colleagues. I also have interest in continuous learning and professional development. I want to stay current in the field and expand my knowledge.

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    • RE: Module 1

      Promoting gender equality in the use of ICT in education strongly supports SDG4(Quality Education) and SDG10(Reduced Inequalities). SDG4 emphasizes inclusive and equitable learning opportunities, and Bhutan's education policies highlights digital literacy as an essential skill for the 21st century learners. Ensuring that both girls and boys have equal excess to ICT facilities like, computers, internet, coding programme, digital learning program, helps bridge learning gaps, improves participations, and prepares all students for the future career. From the national perspective, Bhutan promotes ICT integration through Bhutan Education Blueprint and ICT master plans, which encourage schools to provide gender-friendly digital environment. In this way, equal ICT excess contributes to promoting SDG10 by reducing disparities between genders, rural and urban learners, and socio-economic groups. When girls in remote areas, gain the same digital opportunity as boys, it strengthen social inclusion, and supports Bhutan's broader national development goals of equity and empowerment. Thank you.

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