(HBO) - At Ngoc Luong Primary School A (Yen Thuy), the Department of Education and Training organized a conference to summarize the creative and innovative model for the primary level in the school of 2018 – 2019.
The school students
are experiencing the educational activities associated with the environmental
protection at Ngoc Luong Primary School A (Yen Thuy).
According to the evaluation of the Department of Education
and Training, the primary schools in the province have actively selected from 1
to 2 contents suitable for the locality and the school to deploy, many schools
have registered 3 or 4 models in the school year of 2018 - 2019. Nine out of
the eleven districts have registered the model of innovation at the provincial
level and 31 out of the 230 ones have registered the model of innovation at the
district level, 230 out of 230 schools have registered the model of innovation
at the school level and school cluster. 100% of districts and the city have
organized good festivals for the primary students. All the activities have
focused on organizing experience activities associated with real life,
maintaining the local cultural identity.
The innovation movement at the primary level has contributed
to changing the awareness of the managers, the teachers, and the parents about
the education innovation, improving the capacity of the managers and the
teachers in managing, directing and organizing activities. The educational
activities in schools have been changed in an open, flexible, rich and lively
way. The school students have many opportunities to experience and have fun.
They like learning and they are allowed to learn so that they can apply the
knowledge in the real life. Therefore, the quality of education has positively
changed.
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