You are right.
But if our country couldn’t provide internet coverage how we use WIFI.
As I have the experience it is too expensive.
Sure, it is three years that they force us conversely.
In my point of view, Scholarships for Afghan women to study abroad can empower them with knowledge and skills that can be brought back to their home country. These women can become role models and advocates for education in their communities, helping to shift societal attitudes over time
We also by highlighting success stories through various media platforms can inspire other girls and women to pursue education despite obstacles. Campaigns showcasing female leaders, educators, and students can help normalize the idea of women’s education and demonstrate its benefits.
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Yes, I agree with you Buying Wi-Fi also costs money, but it is a bit cheaper. But what is the solution? If we want to get one thing, we have to spend money and lose another thing.
If we want to help Afghan girls in the field of online education, we will need global support, because facilitating the field of education for girls requires financial assistance and the need to provide electronic devices, we must also take these points into consideration, because we are empty handed andempty slogans. It is not possible to make the field of online education favorable.
Yes, awareness campaigns can be a reasonable solution We can use the media to make people aware of the benefits of education.
I quite agree These political challenges and the traditional nature of the people of Afghanistan have caused major obstacles to girls’ education In the current situation, online education is considered a very good option and a golden opportunity, although it also has its own challenges. Hoping for the day when this challenge will be removed and Afghan girls will be allowed to go to school.
Your perspective on online education as a valuable alternative for Afghan girls, despite its inherent challenges, is shared by many advocates for education. Here are some key challenges and potential solutions to maximize the effectiveness of online education for afghan girls.
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Your viewpoint on scholarships for Afghan women to study abroad is insightful. Providing such opportunities can have significant positive impacts on both the individuals and their communities.
Sure! Here’s a summarized advantage of online courses compared to face-to-face education that can encourage Afghan girls.
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Exactly one solution can be providing education scholarships for Afghan women But the Taliban may not allow this.
Absolutely, here’s a concise summary of this advantage of online courses compared to face-to-face education, focusing on the enhanced learning experience through digital resources.
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Online courses provide a richer and more interactive learning experience by using videos, animations, and simulators, making complex concepts easier to understand and remember. This use of digital resources greatly enhances the quality of education, making learning more engaging and effective.
If the government and other educational centers support the online system and provide the internet and other needs for online system it will be very useful
Yes right Providing education scholarships for Afghan women is indeed a valuable solution, but the challenge lies in the Taliban’s potential restrictions.
Indeed, government and educational center support for online education systems can be highly beneficial. Here are some ways this support can enhance the effectiveness of online learning for Afghan girls.
Yes, I agree exactly The biggest problem and obstacle is the Taliban and the nonsense of the Taliban. There is no and may ignorance be destroyed.
If the government and educational centers in Afghanistan support the online education system by providing necessary infrastructure, teacher training, high-quality content, student support, and policy backing, it can greatly enhance the accessibility and effectiveness of education for Afghan girls. Such a comprehensive support system can help overcome current barriers and create a more inclusive and empowered learning environment.
Yes, the support of the government and the educational institution is absolutely necessary Unfortunately, the government does not support And still, educational and human rights institutions also ignore their shoulders and do not take responsibility