What is school like in Afghanistan?

Answer 1

During the Taliban's reign in 1996 education for girls was banned, but when it was overthrown in 2001, the Karzai administration allowed it once again. Although there was a major increase in female participation with education, many girls are still not given permission by parents. Often there are students studying in tents because the Taliban vandalises the schools and there are a majority of male instructors, and parents usually don't want their daughters taught by men.

Answer 2

As there are a many more schools than would be practical to list here, there will only be a short list available, of which, the full list may be reached via the link below.

Abdul Hadi Dawi High School, Malalai High School and Esteqlal High School, to name a few.

Answer 3

It is a very hard environment to learn because of lots of noise and hard to engage in learning with lots of noise

It is also very hard for the girls in Afghanistan because they're not allowed to go to school ever.

Answer 4

Schools in Afghanistan are improving a lot. During the Civil War, nobody went to school. Afterwards, only boys were aloud to go to school, causing half of the population to be illiterate. Now, the government is incouraging boys and girls to go to school. Hopefully this will help everyone.

Answer 5

During the Taliban's reign in 1996 education for girls was banned, but when it was overthrown in 2001, the Karzai administration allowed it once again. Although there was a major increase in female participation with education, many girls are still not given permission by parents. Often there are students studying in tents because the Taliban vandalises the schools and there are a majority of male instructors, and parents usually don't want their daughters taught by men.

Answer 6

Primitive, but improving.
It's great, they actually operate similarly to the United Kingdom education system, except for the punishments.