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Afghanistan: teaching peace in conflict zones (Learning World: S5E09, part 3/3)

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Channel: WISE Channel · 2014 · Education

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Since 2003, more than 85,000 Afghan students benefited from peace education curriculum implemented by Help the Afghan Children. This type of education is taught by role-play involving puppets. Students are acting out hostile situations and resolve them in a peaceful manner. In this episode of Learning World, 
we accompany a student participating in the programme and listen to her experiences. 

Afghanistan has been a battleground for over three decades. But on-going efforts by its people who work toward rebuilding Afghanistan have resulted in many successful projects such as Help the Afghan children. For more information, check out the NGO's website: http://www.helptheafghanchildren.org/pages.aspx?content=28

How do other countries deal with displaced people and how does it affect their school system? Find out in our report from Iraq, where people from the Yidzidi minority settle in new communities http://youtu.be/Wq_sxvkIieQ.

How do other countries deal with displacement and how does it affect their education system? Watch our report from Ukraine:http://youtu.be/8BcvZPYaH2g

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