Resources for Afghans Teaching Girls at Home

This page is focused on easy-to-use, legal-to-share resources for people in Afghanistan to use who are teaching girls at home, girls who are being kept from proper schools by the Taliban and other violent extremists. This compilation of resources is especially for people, mostly women, who have no training in teaching.

Resources in Dari and Pashto would be terrific - would love for such to be suggested or compiled by others on a page I could link to.

Resources need to be:

Materials that can be downloaded and used offline are the BEST - it can be very hard in Afghanistan to watch videos, listen to podcasts, etc.

Remember that women in Afghanistan, under the Taliban:

These resources help a limited number of women and girls, as most do not have Internet access in Afghanistan and literacy rates are quite low.

I would welcome someone else hosting this information if they can update it more often, rate the resources in greater detail, etc. Especially if that person is a certified teacher. 

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