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What questions should be answered in case there is need for a new school? Is there a need for primary, middle, or high school? Do you have a school in the community? Is it within walking distance? Does the school have a standard curriculum of English, math, science, and social studies? Does your community have a teacher/teachers who can educate in the English language? Do you know any region in the world where children do not have an English language school? What do you have to do to enhance the curriculum of your local school? If your community has a school building but does not have a proper English language curriculum, you can procure a school curriculum from Qureshi University. You also can get a school curriculum procured through the state department of education. What do you have to do if there is no school in the community? If your community does not have a school at all, you need to answer these questions. How many children need schooling? What is their age range? You can start homeschooling by the time the school building is established. Various people prefer homeschooling. Nominate a person who can correspond regularly every day. |
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On September 5, 2011, inhabitants of Zanglibagh, Budgam, Kashmir, asked about establishing a primary school in the area. Is there a teacher or teachers who can teach the English language, math, science, and social studies within the community? Is there a need for a competent teacher or teachers from outside the community who can teach the English language, math, science, and social studies? |