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99 different books in English, Persian and Pakhto on various subjects to help teachers and students throughout the country. The Library of the Institute of Education contains 6,000 books in English, Pakhto, Persian and Arabic. These books deal chiefly with the latest methods of education. Last, but not the least, is the establish- ment of the Post Graduate Course which has been attended by the graduates of the Faculties of Science and Literature. This course takes two years, and subjects taught include secondary education, present-day Afghanistan, fundamentals of teaching, essentials of teaching, science in the modern world, English, progressive methods of teaching, teaching and evalua- tion, Islamic culture and education and educational requirements of the present- day world. The Chancellor of Kabul University (first row, extreme left) at the opening of winter courses in the Institute of Education. The Grand Mosque of Herat which has been restored under royal patronage by local craftsmen. 25

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Afghan progress in the fourth year plan, page 28. Afghanistan Digital Library, New York University Libraries. Machine-transcribed text: Afghan Press Archive, https://afghanpress.org/book/adl0980/28 (accessed [date]).
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