Learning and teaching English is much easier now than before | Dr. Laxman Gnawali | Sarthak Shikshya

Dr. Laxman Gnawali, a Professor of English Education at Kathmandu University School of Education and the Senior Vice President of NELTA (Nepal English Language Teachers' Association), shares insights into the role of English language literature in inspiring the establishment of NELTA. 

Dr. Gnawali discusses the evolution of the English language, highlighting the differences between its use in earlier times and today. He notes the increased exposure to English in the modern era, which has made teaching and learning the language significantly easier. He emphasizes how English has become a critical skill across all professional fields.

Dr. Gnawali also sheds light on NELTA's annual international conference, which is scheduled for February this year. The conference, centered on a specific theme, aims to address current issues and advancements. This year’s theme focuses on raising awareness about artificial intelligence (AI) and its implications.

For more information about the NELTA Conference, click here.