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The Ministry of Education and Training (MoET) is holding an online forum discussing textbooks and curriculum on its website portal as part of its ongoing efforts to reform textbooks and curriculum in all grade levels.
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Until now the compilation of textbooks has been assigned to groups of professors selected by MOET. The problem is that they are not primarily teachers, so they do not fully understand the learning capabilities of students.
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VietNamNet Bridge – The government allows textbook price increases which follow a plan. The Ministry of Education and Training will report to the government about the tentative plan for textbook price increases, said Deputy Prime Minister Nguyen Thien Nhan on May 12.
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While the Ministry of Education and Training argues that it is not the fault of textbooks and the ministry’s curriculum that pupils are getting overloaded, experts point out that the currently applied textbooks are too much.
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Students now have to remember too many historic events. Some people told me that they can get information about some historic events just with mouse clicks.
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Eighty percent of high school students are uninterested in History and have received alarmingly low marks in the subject, heard a conference on history education in Hanoi Thursday.
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Other countries are heavily renovating curriculums and textbooks, while Vietnam persists in following the archaic model of the former Soviet Union. We are living in the digital age, and it is so easy to access information. It isn’t important to teach student how many tons of coal Poland exports every year; we need to teach them to think and perform.
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The Government Inspectorate has proposed the Prime Minister to eliminate the Education Publishing House’s monopoly in textbook publishing.
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