What are the interesting stories on Vietnam Teachers' Day - November 20? When was Vietnam Teachers' Day November 20 recognized?

What are the interesting stories on Vietnam Teachers' Day - November 20?

November 20 is an occasion for us to remember the dedicated teachers who have imparted their knowledge. November 20 is Vietnam Teachers' Day, a special day to honor teachers who have contributed and are contributing to the educational cause of the nation. This is the occasion for students, and generations of learners to express gratitude and respect to those who have guided them to maturity.

Students may refer to the following interesting stories on Vietnam Teachers' Day - November 20:

*Note: The above information is for reference only./.

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When was Vietnam Teachers' Day on November 20 recognized?

According to Article 1 of Decision 167-HDBT in 1982 regarding Vietnam Teachers' Day, the following is stipulated:

- From now on, November 20 each year will be Vietnam Teachers' Day.

Thus, Vietnam Teachers' Day on November 20 was recognized from 1982.

What are the important matters to be noted when preparing for Vietnam Teachers' Day on November 20?

Under Circular 26-TT-1982 issued by the Ministry of Education and Training, the guidelines for the celebration of Vietnam Teachers' Day on November 20 are detailed as follows:

- Vietnam Teachers' Day is uniformly celebrated nationwide on November 20 annually in all educational institutions at different levels, across kindergarten, supplementary education, general education, and teacher training sectors.

- Annually, from October, educational management levels and the Education Trade Union should proactively report to government and union authorities to hold meetings to review the work and activities of the teaching staff; evaluate achievements and set tasks to be continued.

- Important matters to be noted include:

+ State policies for teachers, such as providing food, distributing clothing, health care, living and working conditions, rest policies, salary policies, and concerns about education, political, and ethical training for CPV development… must be fully and promptly implemented to gradually improve the material and spiritual lives of teachers, contributing to building a stronger teaching staff.

+ Based on a comprehensive evaluation of the current teaching staff, teachers are required to enhance their awareness of their honor and responsibility, striving to perform their duties excellently, contributing to training new people to build socialism and protect the socialist homeland.

- Before or on November 20, educational management personnel should plan for leadership from party committees, government, educational council, parent associations, enterprises, organizations, women's and youth unions to visit, organize friendly meetings, and motivate and commend teachers, employees, and educational staff with achievements (including retired staff and teachers).

- Extensively promote the significance of Vietnam Teachers' Day in all sectors and classes at various levels.

- Use information channels, and meetings to propagate and commend practical deeds embodying the deep understanding of the significance of Vietnam Teachers' Day across all sectors and classes in our society.

- On November 20, schools can rearrange teaching and learning schedules to allow teachers to rest and participate in school and local activities.

- Each school should organize varied, concise activities.

- Schools should summarize competitions and launch new competition phases to effectively implement tasks set out in the first semester.

- Council of Ministers' decisions must be followed to ensure the significance of Vietnam Teachers' Day, localities should implement and apply good experiences to organize November 20 annually with grandeur and practicality, avoiding formalism and hassle for students and parents.