Afghan Teachers Are Finding Ways Around Taliban's School Ban For Girls

The video discusses the impact of the Taliban's ban on girls' education in Afghanistan, highlighting the efforts of teachers like Sudama Nazan who run secret schools for girls. It also covers the use of mobile classrooms to provide education to children in areas without schools. The international community is urging the Taliban to reopen schools for girls, while Afghan women continue to fight for education and change.

What action did the Taliban take regarding girls' education after 6th grade?

• They opened new schools for girls.

• They allowed girls to continue their education.

• They banned girls from public school after 6th grade.

• They provided scholarships for girls.

What is the main purpose of the secret schools run by teachers like Sudama Nazan?

• To offer vocational training for boys.

• To teach girls how to cook and sew.

• To provide a hidden environment for girls to continue their education.

• To prepare students for international exams.

According to the survey, what percentage of girls do not attend school at all?

• 50%

• 70%

• 20%

• 10%

What innovative solution is being used to provide education to children in areas without schools?

• Evening classes

• Mobile classrooms and libraries

• Weekend workshops

• Online classes

What is the international community demanding from the Taliban regarding education?

• To reopen all schools for girls.

• To provide free textbooks for all students.

• To build more schools in rural areas.

• To increase teachers' salaries.