By Yahya Wardak - Is it believable that most Afghan students do not have textbooks and use only learning materials written ten to twenty years ago (papers or translated notes by instructors from a book on an issue or subject). Well, I would not have believed it if I had not seen the situation in Kabul and some other provinces which makes one sad. Students take twenty or thirty pages in plastic bags to their classes, memorize them by rote and then jot down on exam papers the answers from memory, and in this way they pass the exams. In contrast, students in other countries have access to a large number of books, and also they refer to libraries several times each week.
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Higher Education in Afghanistan |
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تحصیلات عالی در افغانستان |
نام کتاب |
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Opinions, Suggestions & Advice |
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Autor |
Yahya Wardak |
یحیی وردک |
مؤلف |
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Sprache |
Englisch |
انگلیسی |
لِسان |
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Jahr |
2018 |
۲۰۱۸ میلادی، ۱۳۹۷ هـ ش |
سال |
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Ort |
Kabul, Afghanistan |
کابل، افغانستان |
جای چاپ |
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Verlag |
Ministry of Higher Education of Afghanistan |
وزارت تحصیلات عالی |
ناشر |
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Seitenanzahl |
31 |
۳۱ |
تعداد صفحه |
