Self-Introduction

Kuzu Zangpo! I am Chimi Zangmo from Paro College of Education, Royal University of Bhutan. You can call me as Chimo, if you wish. I am pursuing my Bachelor of Education in Primary and currently, I am in my final semester of my college. To elaborate little more about myself, I am from Khaling, under Tashigang Dzongkhag. The people of my village are popularly called as 'Phakpa Lay' which literally means pig's intestine. Well, I am not advertising here to be called myself with that name. My education journey started from Daga Primary School where I studied from my pre-primary till fourth grade. Then I transferred to Samdrup Jongkhar Middle Secondary School where I studied from fifth till tenth grade. I proudly say that I am an alumni of Jigsher School. I spent my two years of high school education in Jigme Sherubling Central School in Khaling. 

To highlight upon my hobbies and interests, I love reading books and listening to music. Whenever I am free, I spend my time arranging the clothes in the closet, cleaning my room, washing my clothes and arranging the things in order in my room. I am very particular in nature when comes to the way I choose to live in a place. I do not like the things in my room to be kept all distorted and unarranged. I love order. I hate lazy people being myself very active. I don't like procrastination. I love to do my work on time. If people are good to me, am eventually better to them. I believe in some of the principles of life like being truthful to oneself and committed in every work one does. I am a jolly person who loves to socialize and interact with others. I want to say that I really envy my birth giver, my mother. I am always grateful for what she has done for me. I have immense respect for her and probably I miss her right now :(

I never dreamt of myself to become a teacher. I always wanted to become a nurse working in a hospital. I admired the white uniform of every nurses. I loved the smell of all kind of medicines provided from the hospital. I always wanted to serve my country in the form of a nurse. But life for me was not a bed of roses. I can vividly remember, how my teacher of English sir Jigme Dendup used to say the phrase "My dear future doctors, life is not a bed of roses". Now, I can feel the pinch of what sir told to us. However, given the importance on education by our Majesty, I must say I have no regrets joining the teacher's profession. I want to be the best teacher for my students not their favourite teacher. I want to give my best as an educator and bring a significant changes in the education system with my little contribution of dedication and commitment in teaching. 

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