This photograph shows that in Bhutan, technology and tradition do not have to fight against each other. They can walk up the same staircase together. As a Bhutanese teacher, this image inspires me to keep using ICT tools with care and purpose. My goal is to make sure my students learn how to use modern technology to create and connect, while keeping their feet firmly planted in our rich cultural values.

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