(HBO) - Units and schools in Hoa Binh province have made efforts to ensure safe and flexible adaptation to and effectively control the COVID-19 pandemic.
It
requires joining hands of families, the community, and the education sector to
ensure safety and health of pupils in the context of complicated developments
of the COVID-19 pandemic with an increasing number of COVID-19 infections in
educational establishments.
Photo: The Junior & High Boarding School forEthnic Minorities
ofCao Phongdistrictis fully equipped with equipment serving
effective online learning, helping ensure safety in the school.
COVID-19 prevention and control have been carried out regularly at the Junior
& High Boarding School forEthnic Minorities ofCao
Phongdistrict, aiming to prevent the infection in the establishment.
As a boarding school with 100 percent of students studying and living at the
school, the management of students has received due attention. The 30-room
dormitory of the school is regularly cleaned, while the nutrition in each meal
for student is guaranteed.
The school has so far completed the vaccination plan against COVID-19 for all
staff, teachers, and students.
Rector of the school Tran Quang Tuan said the key issue to improve the
effectiveness of COVID-19 prevention and control is to raise awareness and
pandemic prevention skills for students.
In terms of teaching and learning, in order to adapt to the new situation, the
school has applied face-to-face, online, and a combination of both face-to-face
and online methods to ensure teaching and learning without interruption, Tuan
said.
In a bid to effectively adapt to the pandemic in local education
establishments, the province's education and training sector has ordered units
and schools to promptly adjust teaching and learning plans, focusing on the
most core educational programmes to avoid overload and pressure on students.
Schools across the province have flexibly applied teaching and learning methods
in accordance with the actual situation under the motto "safely and
flexibly adapt to and effectively control the COVID-19 pandemic”, towards
completing complete tasks of the 2021 – 2022 academic year./.
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