EXAMER: A MODEL OF STUDENT EVALUATION IN THE AFGHAN EDUCATION SYSTEM
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Afghanistan Social and Economic Development
Afghan people have already passed three decades war in Afghanistan. War has caused Afghanistan have no great development in social…
LIONEL MESSI INSPIRES THE AFGHANISTAN NATIONAL SOCCER TEAM
Lionel Messi is the God of soccer. Long-standing records have been falling like domino pieces since he started his professional career.…
War in Afghanistan
Afghan people have experienced three years of war; the wars that caused Afghan people feel huge setbacks in their lives. …
WAR IN AFGHANISTAN
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The worst thing that we can mention is human casualties of war in Afghanistan. Thousands people were killed and thousands lost their…
Tourism after decades of war in Afghanistan
It might come as a surprise to most of us, but in the 1970s Afghanistan was a booming destination for tourism. Three decades of incessant…
NATO forces withdrawal from Afghanistan
Come 2014, and NATO troops will begin withdrawal from Afghanistan. NATO came here more than a decade ago when the oppressive Taliban…
Examer Educational Software to facilitate Afghanistan education system
Fereshteh Forough, a partner at Citadel Software talks about this online exam software called Examer educational Software. She explains…
SHOULD THE GOVERNMENT PROVIDE MORE EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES FOR VETERANS?
What is guilt, if not the "remorse caused by feeling responsible for some action or lack of action?" Living with the remorse of having…
Afghanistan National Police (ANP)
ANP, responsible for security of millions of people is accused of massive corruption. We are located…
An Afghan Perspective - 60 Minutes on CBS - The life and death of Clay Hunt March 3, 2013
During the war, it is not only the civilians who suffer but also on the other side there is military troops. Those who are going to…
War in Afghanistan
Three decades of war in Afghanistan not only disabled the limbs of Afghan people, but also it caused damages to…
AFGHAN WOMEN AND MEN LOOK AT THE FUTURE OF AFGHANISTAN
The war in Afghanistan has been going on for 11 1/2 years. Before the US entered the country looking for Osama bin Laden, Afghanistan…
AS VALENTINE'S DAY PROMOTES FEMALES EMPOWERMENT, GETTING PAID FOR WRITING BLOGS FACILITATES THEIR INDEPENDENCE
Last Thursday we passed yet another Valentine's Day. Couples from all over the world celebrated their love in honor and memory of…
MUSIC HELPS THE AFGHANISTAN EDUCATION TRAVEL THE WORLD
I play guitar. I'm not a great musician, to any stretch of the imagination, but I've been actively involved in music all my life.…
Economy of Afghanistan
Economies play a major role in the world today and determine the position of the countries in the world. The countries that have the…
An Afghan Perspective - 60 Minutes on CBS - Global Medical Relief's mission March 27, 2011
War has been always the saddest tragedy that can be happened in any country which brings physical destruction and civilian injuries…
PAKISTANI AND AFGHAN WOMEN CHEER FOR MALALA'S RECOVERY
Malala Yousafzai's recovery is moving forward. After the Pakistani schoolgirl was shot by a Taliban militant last October,…
IT'S TIME TO HELP VETERANS STARTING A BUSINESS
11 years. That's how long the war in Afghanistan against the Taliban movement has been going on. September 11th 2001 started…
Interviews with an Afghan Legend: Nancy Hatch Dupree on ABLE, Afghan Education, and Self-Sufficiency
Introduction: This is the second in a series of Film Annex interviews with Nancy Hatch Dupree, the American expatriate, adventurer,…
Debbie Smith Executive Director at PATHS on Afghanistan Disabled Children
Debbie Smith is the Executive Director at Parents and Teachers Helping Students PATHS , below is an interview of her about …
Education in Afghanistan for women
Perennial wars, bad tradition & custom and economic Poverty problems are the issues that are deprived Afghan women to education.…
Afghanistan in 2014 with Free Movies, Internet Classrooms, Foreign Force Withdrawal
2014, a challenging year for Afghanistan. It is almost more than a decade after Taliban regime and the presence of foreign forces…
INTERVIEW WITH FERESHTEH FOROUGH, SUCCESSFUL FEMALE AFGHAN ENTREPRENEUR
Meeting a successful female entrepreneur doesn't sound like anything out of the ordinary, but when this person comes from a country…
Interviews with an Afghan Legend: ACKU Founder Nancy Hatch Dupree on Documenting and Digitizing Afghanistan's Cultural Heritage
Introduction: It’s always both thrilling and humbling to be face to face with a rock star. That feeling never goes…
Unforgettable Moments with Elissa Montanti and GMRF's injured Children of War in New York
War is an unlikable word for those children who suffer and live in war zones. It is not only the military but also the civilians who…
MALIAN AND AFGHAN WOMEN TIED BY HISTORY
Afghanistan has a tumultuous past. Throughout history, Afghans have endured multiple invasions coming from the most diverse backgrounds.…
NATO and Afghanistan
What is NATO? The acronym NATO stands for…
War in Afghanistan: Near to End
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Asperger's and PTSD Have Something in Common Now
In the wake of this month's tragic mass murder at Sandy Hook Elementary, a broader discussion of mental illness and access to…
Security in Afghanistan
What is security? …
Three Things Employers Should Know About Vets, PTSD, and Disability
The Army Times is currently running a series of articles on veterans' unemployment. Increasing attention is focused on this…
SPORTS IN AFGHANISTAN AS A VEHICLE OF PROGRESS AND PEACE
People work all over the world to facilitate peace in many ways. Some try to implement it quietly, others use tanks. Some meet with…
PAKISTANI SCHOOLGIRL INSPIRES AFGHAN WOMEN
"I had a terrible dream yesterday with military helicopters and the Taleban. I have had such dreams since the launch of the military…
MALALA YOUSAFZAI: A HEROINE FIGHTING FOR PAKISTANI AND AFGHAN EDUCATION
I'm a teacher, and it makes me angry when I see kids here in the US taking education for granted. When I see them not paying attention…
FUNERAL RITUALS FROM TIBET TO AFGHANISTAN CULTURE
I've always been fascinated by how different people around the world - and throughout history - take care of their loved ones when…
AFGHANISTAN EDUCATION SYSTEM: BETWEEN ACID AND INTERNET
How would you feel if you couldn't go to school because of the fear of being thrown acid on your face? How would you feel if attending…
Occupation forces in Afghanistan replaced by Computers and the World Film Industry
The War in Afghanistan has been a big topic for the last 10 years. Now the time is coming when the western troops will hand over the…
Executive Order Announced at Fort Bliss; Veterans Still Turn to Social Networks for Support
In a speech at Fort Bliss on Friday, President Barack Obama announced a newly-signed executive order, which addressed access to mental…
A TIGER AMONG LIONS: A WOMAN MAKING AN IMPACT IN THE AFGHANISTAN CULTURE
Last week 17 people were slaughtered in Afghanistan just because they were attending a party. They were caught while engaging themselves…
Back to The Future
While many Afghan citizens are excited about the current progress in the country and potential for the future, just as many are also…
Nobody Is Safe
Looking at current events in Afghanistan, when it comes to the people living there whether they're Afghan children, women, or men,…
KITES ACROSS THE WORLD
Summer is knocking at the door, and this past Sunday my girlfriend and I walked to Central Park and chilled there for a few hours.…
On Deadly Ground
If the War in Afghanistan, constant suicide bombings, and militant attacks wasn't enough for Afghan people to worry about, now they…
Keep Moving
Time for another G.I.V.E. Spotlight! Meet veteran Dustin Norwood, a Marine in the 81 Millimeter Platoon. These interviews took…
It's Check-out Time, Almost
This was the underlying message President Obama gave in Afghanistan earlier in the week as he spoke to U.S. Soldiers, the people of…
BUSINESS BEATS POLITICS 1-0
Filmannex and the Afghan Citadel Software Company are joining forces to improve the education system in Afghanistan. Filmannex is…
BUILDING INTERNET CLASSROOMS IN AFGHANISTAN: NOW A REALITY
Film Annex did it: they bult the first internet classroom in Baghnazargah School in Herat, Afghanistan. You can see the different…
THE FIRST TIME FOR ME AND THE SCHOOLS IN AFGHANISTAN
The Afghan Development Project is building Internet classrooms in 40 schools in Herat while the war in Afghanistan is still going…
HOW EDUCATION CAN DEFEAT GOLIATH.
Once upon a time there was the Salvadoran civil war, a conflict in the '80s choking a country of the size of Massachusetts. During…
The Difference Between Professionals and Terrorists
In 2010, just a few months before he deployed to Afghanistan as part of the troop surge there, my husband attended a training session…
EQUAL EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES: UTOPIA OR REALITY?
El Salvador and Afghanistan. Two countries so distant from each other, both geographically and culturally. Two worlds apart,…
