SHIBERGHAN (Pajhwok): Residents and education officials on Monday expressed conflicting views regarding the education process in northern Jawzjan province.
Residents complained the quality of education in Jawzjan had been low amid a lack of infrastructure, resources and professional teachers.
Around 200,000 students, 40 percent of them girls, are taught by 4,200 teachers in 380 schools in Jawzjan.
Abdul Rauf Aren, the deputy education director, said Jawzjan was the only province in the north where all schools were functional and 75 percent of teachers . . .
