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Education in Afghanistan

Education in Afghanistan. By: Kristin Serano English II/ Ms. Nowacky / 3 rd Block Due: October 18 th 2012. How does it work?. Primary School last 6 years Boys and girls are schooled separately There is an average of 58 students in each class in primary school.

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Education in Afghanistan

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  1. Education in Afghanistan By: Kristin Serano English II/ Ms. Nowacky / 3rd Block Due: October 18th 2012

  2. How does it work? Primary School last 6 years Boys and girls are schooled separately There is an average of 58 students in each class in primary school. (Encyclopedia of Nations)

  3. How does it work? After primary school, the students take an entrance exam in order to enter secondary school. Secondary School lasts 6 years There is an average of 28 students in each class in secondary school. (Encyclopedia of Nations)

  4. morningcupojoe.com gbgm-umc.org

  5. Present School Systems Children are taught in their native language (Persian or Pashto) for the first 3 years of school. (The Education System of Afghanistan) In the fourth grade, they are introduced to Arabic so they can read the Koran (Qur’an). (Encyclopedia of Nations)

  6. Present School Systems In the cooler regions of Afghanistan, the schools start in March and end in November (Encyclopedia of Nations) In the warmer regions however, the school start in September and end and June. (Encyclopedia of Nations)

  7. travel.state.gov free-islamic-course.org

  8. Basic Facts 43.1% of males are literate in Afghanistan 53% of boys and are enrolled in primary school Only 32% of males graduate from primary school and continue to secondary school (All 3 facts from Afghanistan Online)

  9. Basic Facts 12.6% of females are literate in Afghanistan 5% of girls are enrolled in enrolled in primary school. Only 11% of girls graduate from primary school and continue to secondary school (All 3 facts from Afghanistan Online)

  10. en.wikipedia.org rawa.org

  11. Work Cited "The Education System in Afghanistan."The Education System in Afghanistan. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Oct. 2012. "Encyclopedia of the Nations." Education. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Oct. 2012. "Afghanistan Online: Education in Afghanistan." Afghanistan Online: Education in Afghanistan. N.p., n.d. Web. 13 Oct. 2012.

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