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How is the education in SK now? I remember, last time I were in SK, or Zaxo more precisely, there was many kids who didn't go to school. Or if they went, they allways went home again, 2-3 hours later because they found school very boring and wouldn't stay there more than 2-3 hours. This was around 4-5 years ago in Zaxo, I don't know how it is now, or how it is in other cities, But during that time, I thought this was very saddening. In my eyes, education in on of the most important thing to build and strengthen Kurdistan.

there is a topic in mega threads about schools and unviersites in south kurdistan, you can check it out
http://rojbash.info/forums/viewtopic.php?f=26&t=11189

Natsidruk wrote:How is the education in SK now? I remember, last time I were in SK, or Zaxo more precisely, there was many kids who didn't go to school. Or if they went, they allways went home again, 2-3 hours later because they found school very boring and wouldn't stay there more than 2-3 hours. This was around 4-5 years ago in Zaxo, I don't know how it is now, or how it is in other cities, But during that time, I thought this was very saddening. In my eyes, education in on of the most important thing to build and strengthen Kurdistan.

Everyone has to go to school nowadays. The system has been changed and the schools have become more modern. They have new color-printed books and some of their school books are actually created by foreign publishers (for example the english books Sunrise, which is created by Macmillan in Britain). So I don't think it is as boring as it was in the past. Also, the government is now checking the schools more often.

Do they have internet in the schools?

Which languages do they study?

diako_ber wrote:

Natsidruk wrote:How is the education in SK now? I remember, last time I were in SK, or Zaxo more precisely, there was many kids who didn't go to school. Or if they went, they allways went home again, 2-3 hours later because they found school very boring and wouldn't stay there more than 2-3 hours. This was around 4-5 years ago in Zaxo, I don't know how it is now, or how it is in other cities, But during that time, I thought this was very saddening. In my eyes, education in on of the most important thing to build and strengthen Kurdistan.

Everyone has to go to school nowadays. The system has been changed and the schools have become more modern. They have new color-printed books and some of their school books are actually created by foreign publishers (for example the english books Sunrise, which is created by Macmillan in Britain). So I don't think it is as boring as it was in the past. Also, the government is now checking the schools more often.

Hm, that's good to hear I might travel to Kurdistan this upcomming summer, so I can't wait to see the the difference!