Problem and Solution

Our problem and solution lesson was very engaging and I was fascinated by your thought-provoking questions about rebuilding Afghanistan. As we discussed, identifying the problem and solution in a text helps us become better readers, helps us remember the text, and helps us understand the text. The author may propose a solution, but sometimes we are left with several questions. The following are questions that we shared. If you are able to find an answer to any of the question, you will receive a ticket! Be sure to use a reliable source and write it down on for Monday! Use the Rebuilding Afghanistan link below to reread the text.
Rebuiling Afghanistan

QUESTIONS
How can Afganistan rebuild if there isn't any money?
Where do people live?
Why did the war last so long?
Are any other countries helping?
How long will it take to rebuild?
How come the U.S. is helping when we attacked them?
How do they get their food?
How do people protect themselves?
Do they have clothes?
Are the people going to do anything or are they relying on the President?
How come 8-10 women do not know to read?
What do children do while they wait for their schools to be rebuilt?
What will they rebuild first?
Do students have school supplies? How will they get them?
Where do the kids live? What are their living condition?
Are they in the process of rebuilding now?
What is being done to help women learn how to read?