Nasi koje
Dr. Nasi Koje is serving as an Assistant Professor of English at Dera Natung Government College, Itanagar. To her credit, she acquired the prestigious degree of M. Phil and Ph. D in English. She is the first scholar from Arunachal Pradesh to developed a creative Model English Textbooks for the Primary School Children of classes I, II and III using local folktales and folksongs. She is a pioneer to establish Boh Ramo Bokar Community literature in written form through her research, and also the first doctorate in English from Shi Yomi District. She is the author of a nonfiction book: Study of ORead More...
English learning via Boh Ramo Bokar Indigenous literature
Books by Dr. Nasi Koje
The book aims to preserve and promote the Boh Ramo Bokar culture of Shi Yomi District through English
learning. It integrates cultural roots into the classroom, connecting children with their ancestors. By blending culture with ESL education, it teaches responsibility towards their dialects and identity, showing how language and culture support and inf luence each other.
Boh Ramo Bokar: Mastering Folklore and Language Skills
Books by Dr. Nasi Koje
This book helps Boh Ramo Bokar children in Shi Yomi District learn English while preserving their cultural
heritage. It uses activities to teach listening, reading, speaking, and writing step by step. Each unit includes sections like New Words, Let’s Read, and Let’s Talk to make learning fun and effective. A Teacher’s Page offers guidance for better lessons. The book builds confidence in English and keeps children connected to their tradi
ESL LEARNING SKILLS through boh ramo bokar traditional literature
Books by Dr. Nasi Koje
‘I know a little child who strongly believes in self-identity, culture and the mountain that she is rooted in; I saw that the first time we met and she was already telling a story’.
Folktales for Children
Books by Dr. Nasi Koje
‘I know a little child who strongly believes in self-identity, culture, and the mountain that she is rooted in; I saw that the first time we met, and she was already telling a story’.
The central idea of the book is to let the readers connect with the roots, ancestors, cultural differences, tradition, social life, and responsibility of the Boh Ramo Bokar Community. It will also introduce you to the ancient version of humans' association with
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