Ura Academy and DoSE Nagaland held an orientation programme in Kohima for Tenyidie teachers on Tenyidie IX course.
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DIMAPUR — An orientation programme for Tenyidie teachers on “A comprehensive course on Tenyidie–IX” was organised on April 24 by the Ura Academy, Kohima, in collaboration with the Directorate of School Education (DoSE), Nagaland.
According to an update, the programme held at Ura Academy Hall, was attended by teachers from both government and private schools.
Addressing the inaugural session, Ura Academy president Dr. Shürhozelie Liezietsu stated that the academy, by God’s grace, has grown over the years and contributed significantly to the development of the Tenyidie language, which is now taught up to the university level, paving the way for higher education and research.
He emphasised the vital role of teachers in promoting and preserving the language, noting that without their efforts, the progress of the academy would not have been possible.
He said that language remains central to the identity of the Tenyimi community and must be passed down to future generations.
Describing teaching as a noble and respected profession, Dr. Liezietsu urged teachers to take pride in their work, especially in teaching Tenyidie, which he termed “priceless.”
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He added that beyond earning a livelihood, teachers play a crucial role in preserving culture, traditions and heritage.
He also described teachers as role models who inspire students and called upon them to carry out their responsibilities with dedication to guide younger generations effectively.
Furthermore, Dr. Liezietsu acknowledged teachers as the most valued contributors to Ura Academy and encouraged them to make the most of the training sessions.
During the programme, Dr. Keneichanuo Mepfhüo, language assistant at DoSE, delivered a keynote address.
The resource persons for the orientation included Dr. Metseilhouthie Mor, assistant professor at Pfütsero Government College; Sazonuo Zhünyü, language teacher at GHSS Sechü-Zubza; Kikruneinuo Liezietsu, graduate teacher at GHS Bayavü; and Araile Imchen, academic officer at the Nagaland Board of School Education (NBSE).
Dr. Neiphrezonuo Mepfhüo and Diethosilie Chakrünuo served as moderators.
The inaugural session was chaired by Daso Paphino, vice president of Ura Academy and chairman of the textbook division, while invocation prayer was offered by Pheluopfhelie Kesiezie, treasurer of the academy.