End of the past?

[muqawwee123]

Re: End of the past?

@hanibal

^^ I don’t think so it is only about 14 points and stuff you are talking about, it was tells you about Irrigation system, railway network ( i learned about Sama-Satta, the major railway junction in Pakistan from Pakistan studies), it also tells little about social and culture of all provinces in addition to the **Indo-Pak History. **

The Idiot Americans still teach about their founding fathers and they do it from nursery or primary, they still tell their young generation about the great civil war and about their presidents and why US was actually needed… but if we do it… oh well we cant’ do it…

it is the students who study things just to get marks and it is most of the teachers who taught to have higher percentage of students passed in their subjects, whats killing more is guess papers and examination pattern, where you need to study few things to get pass… not looking at the rest of the book..

Hell i am talking about Pak. Studies, we do same with Quran, where we just read it to get blessings…

Indo Pak history? which starts from Moen jo Daro and jumped to 711 AD Arab conquest?

Do they teach something about Maurya, Kushan, Han?

They do talk about and glamorise Ghaznavi, Abdali, Nadir Shah summarily, but not about Sufi traditions in sub-continent which is dominant factor to assess cultural values of society.

90% of the syllabus revolves around 1940 and onwards, without even discussing the implementation of One-Unit. Its quite understandable how much it is difficult for committees assigned to prepare syllabus to chose the topics, as they need to present a distorted version of history (hiding many facts).