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Affirming the preeminence of the system of high schools for the gifted, the Ministry of Education and Training (MOET) has asked localities to build policies to develop private schools of this kind.
Students have ways to cheat on online exams but schools are using new methods to prevent and discover cheating.
High schools for the gifted are examples of renovated education that other schools should follow, Deputy Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Huu Do said at a conference on reviewing the 2010-2020 plan for schools for the gifted.
Parents are willing to spend tens of millions of dong on English lessons that prepare their children for the IELTS test.
Minister of Education and Training Nguyen Kim Son said that gradual reopening of schools is a necessity as Vietnam’s vaccination rate is high, drugs for Covid-19 have been improved, and anti-pandemic conditions and people’s awareness have improved.
As more and more schools require IELTS and other English skill certificates, students are rushing to learn English while paying less attention to other school subjects.
The biggest amount of money that Nguyen Thuy Hien, a primary school teacher, working as a teacher for 28 years, has received for Tet was VND500,000.
The desire to shorten the road to success for children without having to study abroad has encouraged Dr. Tran Viet Hung and many other Vietnamese technologists to teach coding online for free.
Tran Duong Chinh, a 12th grader majoring in physics of the Hung Vuong High School for the Gifted, has become the first student from Phu Tho province to win a gold medal at the European Physics Olympiad (EuPhO).
The Department of Education and Training of Thu Duc City and 21 districts proposed return to school plan for students at all grades from January 3, 2022.
Vietnamese parents agree that their children need to be good at math, but disagree on whether they need to have good handwriting.
The quality of online exams is in doubt as there is no effective solution that can prevent cheating on exams.
The reform of vocational training in association with digital transformation and information technology application has been defined as an important solution to provide high quality human resources, according to insiders.
Thousands of teachers at private kindergarten schools across the country are struggling to earn a living after nearly seven months of closure due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Newly built replicas of relic sites and landscapes at the Tran Mai Ninh Secondary School are making history and geography classes more vivid for junior students in the central province of Thanh Hoa.
The financial support of VND13-20 million a year for university lecturers studying in Vietnam for doctorate under Project 89 is too low, according to some educators.
“Technology plus 5K” should be the keyword for Vietnam when resuming face-to-face learning in the new normal, experts say.
Most managers believe that VND3.5 billion is a reasonable spending level and PhD students will perform well if they choose suitable schools.
Parents and teachers were surprised at the math questions raised at ASMO (Asian Science and Mathematics Olympiad) 2021 which required second graders to conduct operations with decimals, fractions and fixed numbers.
The problems in online teaching in Vietnam are due mostly to the lack of a locally made technology system specifically designed for teaching online.