Bases for evaluation and classification of conduct and learning capacity of students in Vietnam

Bases for evaluation and classification of conduct and learning capacity of students in Vietnam (Internet image) 

Circular 58/2011/TT-BGDDT stipulates the bases for evaluation and classification of conduct and learning capacity students in Vietnam as follows:

1. Bases for evaluation and classification of conduct under the law in Vietnam

- Bases for evaluation and classification of conduct:

+ Assessment of students’ conduct based on the specific expression of attitudes and ethical behavior; behavior in relationships with teachers, officials and public employees, with family, friends and social relationships and sense to strive in learning; the result of participating in labor, the collective activities of the classes, schools and of society; doing exercise, keeping hygiene and environmental protection;

+ The results of commenting the expressions in attitudes, behaviors of students for teaching contents of the citizens education subject provided for in the general education program for secondary school, high school levels issued by the Minister of Education and training.

- Classification of conduct:

Conduct is classified into 4 categories: Good grade (G), rather good grade (R), medium grade (I), weak grade (W) after each semester and the school year. The classification of conduct for the school year is mainly based on conduct classification of the second semester and the student's progress.

2. Bases for evaluation and classification of learning capacity under the law in Vietnam

- Bases for evaluation and classification of learning capacity:

+ The level to complete the program of subjects and educational activities in education plan of secondary school, high school levels;

+ The result of the tests.

- Learning capacity is classified into 5 categories: Good grade (G), rather good grade (R), medium grade (M), weak grade (W), poor grade (P).

More details can be found in Circular 58/2011/TT-BGDDT, which comes into force from January 26, 2012.

Thuy Tram

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