What are the sample designs for classroom decoration for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20? What are the 05 duties and 10 rights of learners in schools?

What are the sample designs for classroom decoration for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20?

Decorating the classroom for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20 holds a profoundly meaningful significance, expressing students' gratitude and respect for their teachers. Below are some highlighted meanings of decorating classrooms on November 20:

Expressing Gratitude: Decorating classrooms is a way for students to express deep gratitude for their teachers' efforts in education. Through images, colors, and meaningful wishes, students want to convey their most sincere feelings to their teachers.

Creating a joyful, cozy atmosphere: Classroom decoration helps make the classroom space more vibrant and cheerful, creating a warm and close atmosphere. This makes the teachers feel loved and appreciated.

Developing skills: Collaborating to decorate the classroom helps students develop various skills such as teamwork, creativity, dexterity, and coordination abilities.

Enhancing teacher-student relationships: Through this activity, the relationship between teachers and students becomes more bonded and intimate. Students will have the opportunity to express their feelings directly to their teachers.

Contributing to building a positive learning environment: A beautifully decorated classroom will motivate students to study. At the same time, it contributes to creating a positive, creative, and friendly learning environment.

*Note: Information on classroom decoration for November 20 is for reference only./.

What are the sample designs for classroom decoration for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20? What are the 05 duties and 10 rights of learners in schools? (Image from the Internet)

Is it forbidden to abuse the classroom decoration for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20 to distort history?

Under Article 21 of the Education Law 2019:

 Prohibition of abuse of educational activities

1. It is prohibited to abuse educational activities to distort State guidelines, policies, legislation; to oppose the Socialist Republic of Vietnam, to separate the block of great national solidarity, to incite violence, to propagate war of aggression, to erode the good traditions and customs, to publicize superstitious beliefs and bad customs, or to attract learners into social evils.

2. It is prohibited to make corrupt use of educational activities for self-interest purposes.

Thus, the abuse of the classroom decoration for Vietnam Teacher's Day on November 20 to distort history is one of the prohibited acts.

What are the 05 duties and 10 rights of learners in schools in Vietnam?

According to Article 80 of the Education Law 2019, learners include:

- Children at preschool education institutions;

- Students at general education institutions, vocational training classes, vocational-continuing education centers, vocational education centers, vocational secondary schools and pre-university schools;

- Students at colleges and universities;

- Students at institutions providing master education;

- Doctoral candidates at institutions providing doctoral education;

- Learners of continuing educational programmes.

In addition, the 5 duties of learners in schools are stipulated in Article 82 of the Education Law 2019 as follows:

- Perform learning and training tasks according to educational programmes and plans, code of conduct of educational institutions.

- Respect teachers, staff and workers of educational institutions; maintain solidarity and mutual support in learning and training; adhere to rules, charters and regulations of educational institutions; and comply with the law.

- Participate in labour and social activities, environmental protection activities appropriate to their age group, health and ability.

- Preserve and protect properties of educational institutions.

- Contribute to the building, protection and development of the traditions of educational institutions.

Furthermore, the rights of learners are regulated in Article 83 of the Education Law 2019 as follows:

Learners have the right to:

- Receive education and training so as to develop comprehensively and realize their potentials to the fullest.

- Receive respect; equal opportunities in education and learning; to have their talents, gifts, creations and inventions developed; to receive full information concerning their own learning and training.

- Have the possibility of leaping grades, shortening programme duration, learning at an age higher than regulated, extending programme duration or repeating class, be enabled to learn educational programmes as prescribed by law.

- Learn in a safe and healthy educational environment.

- Be awarded degrees/diplomas or certificates after completing educational levels, training qualifications or completing educational programmes as prescribed by law.

- Participate in collective activities in educational institutions in accordance with the law.

- Use infrastructure, libraries, equipment and facilities assigned to learning, cultural, sporting, athletic activities at educational institutions.

- Submit, directly or through their legal representatives, to educational institutions measures for the improvement of educational institutions, to protect learners' rights and interests.

- Benefit from preferential State policies in recruitment into State agencies upon graduation with excellent records and good conduct.

- Elect representatives for school council as prescribed by law.