Decades ago, when telephones did not exist in many parts of Afghanistan, letters were one of the main ways people communicated with their relatives and friends. Those who could not read or write would turn to literate people to read their letters and write their responses. Rahmuddin was one of these people; a man whose limited literacy during his school days later turned him into a local teacher.
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Decades ago, when telephones did not exist in many parts of Afghanistan, letters were one of the main ways people communicated with their relatives and friends. Those who could not read or write would turn to literate people to read their letters and write their responses. Rahmuddin was one of these people; a man whose limited literacy during his school days later turned him into a local teacher.
The post From Reading Letters to Teaching: A Man’…