What are regulations on the "Trang Nguyen Toan Tai" (Contest of All-round Pointsettia) on the Internet for the school year 2024-2025 in Vietnam?

What are regulations on the "Trang Nguyen Toan Tai" (Contest of All-round Pointsettia) on the Internet for the school year 2024-2025 in Vietnam?

The regulations on the "Trang Nguyen Toan Tai" contest (Contest of All-round Pointsettia) on the Internet for the academic year 2024-2025 include the following notable points:

(1). Participants

Primary school students from grades 1 to 5 (Level 1) nationwide voluntarily register to participate in the Contest of All-round Pointsettia to survey and evaluate their competencies with school knowledge and expanded knowledge.

(2). Scope of Knowledge

The questions in the exam are a synthesis of several subjects in primary school, including:

- Grades 1, 2, 3: Math, Vietnamese, English, Natural and Social Sciences;

- Grades 4, 5: Math, Vietnamese, English, Science, History - Geography;

The questions test abilities such as knowledge, understanding, memory, and applying learned knowledge to solve familiar real-life issues; expanded with contents: IQ Math, English Math, and general knowledge.

(3). Exam Format

- Online exam for grades 1 to 5

Students use a computer to take the online test on the trangnguyen.edu.vn system. The organizing committee does not encourage the use of other smart devices such as tablets or mobile phones, as they may impact timing and accuracy during the test.

- Types of exam questions include:

Multiple-choice questions;

Fill-in-the-blank questions;

Matching questions;

Drag and drop questions into the topic box;

Order arrangement questions;

Fill and choose available answers questions.

Each question can be presented as text, image, or audio.

(4). Online exam information on the system as follows:

Time for the test: 30 minutes.

Test score: The maximum score is 300 points.

Number of questions: Each test consists of 30 questions, each corresponding to 10 points.

(5). Exam Schedule

- Online Exam

- Talent Arena

Download the complete rules for the Contest of All-round Pointsettia on the Internet for the academic year 2024-2025.

What are regulations on the "Trang Nguyen Toan Tai" (Contest of All-round Pointsettia) on the Internet for the school year 2024-2025 in Vietnam?​ (Image from Internet)

What are core competencies of the education program in Vietnam to help primary students develop?

Based on the provisions of the General Education Program issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the education program helps students understand and develop 10 core competencies as follows:

- 03 General Competencies of Students:

+ Self-control and self-study ability

+ Communication and cooperation ability

+ Problem-solving and creativity ability

- 07 Specific Competencies of Students

+ Language proficiency

+ Mathematical proficiency

+ Scientific literacy

+ Technological proficiency

+ Informatics proficiency

+ Aesthetic proficiency

+ Physical proficiency

What are educational methods included in the primary education program in Vietnam?

According to Section 6 of the Annex to the General Education Program issued with Circular 32/2018/TT-BGDDT, the education program for primary students advocates the following teaching methods:

School subjects and educational activities apply methods to activate student activities. Teachers play a role in organizing and guiding activities, creating a friendly learning environment and problem situations to encourage students to actively participate in learning activities, independently discover their abilities and aspirations, practice self-study habits, and develop potential and acquired knowledge and skills.

Student learning activities include problem exploration, practice activities, and application activities (applying what they have learned to identify and solve real-life problems) with the support of teaching tools, especially IT tools and automated systems.

These learning activities are organized inside and outside school premises through various forms: theory study; exercises, experiments, games, role-playing, research projects; seminars, field trips, camps, reading; group activities, community service activities.

Depending on the objective and nature of the activity, students work independently, in groups, or with the whole class, ensuring each student is provided the opportunity to undertake learning tasks and real-world experiences on their own.