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| Exams and social referendum on textbooks |
| This year, nearly 600,000 students registered for university entrance exams in Vietnam, an increase of 1 per cent over last year, according to reports by 89 universities and academies. |
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| Aide et Action SEA launches its third movie on deaf and blind children
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| Aide et Action produced its third movie on its projects in Southeast Asia, particularly in Cambodia. |
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| Preparation for the Third Stakeholders’ Parliament (ETG) in Vietnam |
| The ETGs are a dynamic process for defining our association’s future orientations, through discussion with partners and stakeholders about AeA’s work. |
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| Textbooks to be 10% more expensive |
| VietNamNet Bridge – Parents, who have been paying more for food and services, will also have to pay more for their children’s education as the prices of textbooks will increase by 10% in the next academic year. |
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| Solidarity spirit for China |
| AeA SEA mobilized to help China after the earthquake on May, 12th. |
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| << My day for Education >> |
| This year, Cambodian youth has mobilized for a quality education. More than 300 students were here to participate to this exceptional day. |
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| Joining "the biggest lesson" in Nha Trang, Vietnam |
| As many children and adults from all parts of the world, teachers, children, local stakeholders and representatives
from Children’s and Parents’ Associations of three primary schools of Minority project (Suoi Tien, Dien Tan and Suoi Cat) participated in the biggest lesson on April 23rd, 2008 to promote the necessity of giving every child in this world a chance to go to school. |
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| Celebrating Youth |
| 26th March 2008 is the 77th Anniversary of the Ho Chi Minh Community Youth Union. |
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| Drop-out problem in Vietnam |
| From the academic year 2003-2004, to 2005-2005, the number of primary school students dropping out of school decreased from 261.405 to 174.700. However, the drop-out rate increased slightly in 2005-2006 to 244.065 students. According to the official statistics of the Ministry of Education and Training, at the end of the first school term 2007-2008, about 12.966 students have already dropped out of school. This figure is significant enough to attract concern.
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| "We appreciate our Teachers !" said the children in Phu Luong district on Vietnamese Teacher’s Day, 20 November 2007 ! |
| With financial and technical support from AeA, 751 primary school children from 4 primary schools in 4 communes of Co Lung, Phan Me, Dong Dat and Phu Ly in Phu Luong district, Thai Nguyen province participated in World Teacher’s Day Activities. From mid October to mid November, 2007, children took part in a number of activities such as drawing and writing contests, story telling, role plays, performances, and also direct Question-Answer session in a discussion forum on the theme “We appreciate our teachers”. |
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