Afghan school text books in Pashto

[Admin Khan]

From our twin site:

http://www.khyber.org/books/2012/Pashto_School_Text_Books.shtml

[Toramana]

Afghan School Children Books----Very Nice---I checked the maths and physics books and seemed to me very nice.

http://moe.gov.af/ps/page/2049

[Friend]

Great work. I really appreciate their efforts. I wish we had the same books in Pashto at our side as well.

[TURK]

Great Great za khapal zra haal khakara na kawale shwam

[TURK]

Its really something

[TURK]

Great work. I really appreciate their efforts. I wish we had the same books in Pashto at our side as well.

Offcourse, we must take some action for this if we want our next generations to speak the language which we are proud of.

[TURK]

Great work. I really appreciate their efforts. I wish we had the same books in Pashto at our side as well.

Offcourse, we must take some action for this if we want our next generations to speak the language which we are proud of.

[Friend]

[QUOTE=TURK;660071]Offcourse, we must take some action for this if we want our next generations to speak the language which we are proud

The ANP govt should and can do alot in this regard.

[Admin Khan]

If Afghans truly are learning what is prescribed in that curriculum, than I can confirm that an average Afghan knows more about science than an average American, when it comes to comparing them after high school graduation.

[Afghanistan2010]

@Admin wrora,

you have to understand that Pakistani school books are also not that bad,but where is Pakistan today as it was 30 years ago,you need skilled teachers,people who think who can bring a change to the country and with this change we will have from generation to generation better educated people,who can then themselves serve the country and its people.

I for my part if Allah makes it possible i want to be a teacher,it is like to be gangster for Henry from Goodfellas.

[ډګروال]

If Afghans truly are learning what is prescribed in that curriculum, than I can confirm that an average Afghan knows more about science than an average American, when it comes to comparing them after high school graduation.

thats actually true in a sense.
Afghans are also less dependent on things such as calculator and computer.

[Toramana]

http://kitabtoon.com/ps/kitabona/shmerpohana/519-shmerpohana1

[Admin Khan]

@Admin wrora,

you have to understand that Pakistani school books are also not that bad,but where is Pakistan today as it was 30 years ago,you need skilled teachers,people who think who can bring a change to the country and with this change we will have from generation to generation better educated people,who can then themselves serve the country and its people.

I for my part if Allah makes it possible i want to be a teacher,it is like to be gangster for Henry from Goodfellas.

Pakistanis and Afghans are both parrots, due to low quality teachers. That however, is a higher education problem. One of the reasons why the US practically owns the world is because it has the best higher education system(with the best universities)on earth. AFPAK lacks in that category, even India with respect to its population lacks in that category. However, in terms of high school graduation, AFPAK students are far superior than the average American. It's university where difference arises.

[Khostai]

@Admin wrora,

you have to understand that Pakistani school books are also not that bad,but where is Pakistan today as it was 30 years ago,you need skilled teachers,people who think who can bring a change to the country and with this change we will have from generation to generation better educated people,who can then themselves serve the country and its people.

I for my part if Allah makes it possible i want to be a teacher,it is like to be gangster for Henry from Goodfellas.

I really hoop you never become a teacher, young children should stay away from a psycho like you. They don't need to be brainwashed by a wanabe terrorist like you

[Toramana]

Pakistanis and Afghans are both parrots, due to low quality teachers. That however, is a higher education problem. One of the reasons why the US practically owns the world is because it has the best higher education system(with the best universities)on earth. AFPAK lacks in that category, even India with respect to its population lacks in that category. However, in terms of high school graduation, AFPAK students are far superior than the average American. It's university where difference arises.

I agree with you to some extent i.e., there is more emphasis on rote-learning and preparation for exam-passing than concept-learning. This has to be remedied. One way would be the long-route i.e. initially mass literacy and then quality which automatically would come as a consequence. The other option is tackling the problem head-on by overhauling the exam system, revising the curricula and course books, and invoking rigorous teacher training.

One huge change I am seeing in Pukhtunkhwa is mass literacy, which is increasing. It already tops other provinces in rural male adult literacy (69%) where it gets beaten is female literacy which is dismal 35% that brings down its overall average). But there is a slow move towards quality now.

Last time I visited Pukhtunkhwa I found more and more schools offering Cambridge based O-level, and A-level curricula and more and more students opting for it. I think in a couple of years, there would be a push for revision of things to improve quality.

I think individual should contribute towards this.