Why is it important to share your knowledge?
It can foster vision in others and strengthen professional ties. When you share with others, it helps deepen your own knowledge and engrains what you know. New conversations and opportunities can arise just from that gesture, offering even more opportunities to grow. Sharing knowledge is the same as distributing development that will further help in the evolution of our society, thus it must be shared.
And a great professional historian once said;
Knowledge is power! Knowledge shared is power multiplied.
Robert Boyce
ABLE Lae branch in coordination with the Department of Education specifically Mr. Kaumu Laga and Mr. Willie Villakiva, Lae District Education Manager and Chairman of Head Teachers, respectively and Huon Gulf Education Manager Sam Geseng established a partnership of sharing knowledge to our Head Teachers, Deputy Head Teachers, School Inspectors and other Educators. 100++ educators from each district will be expected to join on the free training to be conducted by ABLE.
Looking forward on the actual sharing phase 😀
See you there. . . . .
