Publication celebrating International Women's Day 8.3: The key to happiness

The key to happiness, first of all the keyword SPIRE, is an initiative to create a "happy school" of TH School, including spiritual, physical, intellectual, relational, and emotional health. This comprehensive approach helps every teacher and staff in the school feel happy, thereby spreading positive energy to every student.

It is the mindset of accepting chaos, seeing every reality of life as an opportunity to help educators create happy spaces wherever students are present (The Origin of a Happy Classroom, Learning to Collaborate from... Controversy) . It is starting the class with an "emotional check-in" of each teacher (Educating with the Heart) , shared from the experience of Associate Professor Ngo Tuyet Mai, who received the award for outstanding lecturer from the principal of Flinders University (Australia). It is the way to "learn" to breathe deeply so that anger subsides, not letting it flare up and overwhelm love (Hiding behind anger is love) by Associate Professor Tran Le Thu ( Hanoi National University of Education)...

These are also the things that the teachers do not call "happiness" but diligently and quietly love and bring happiness to their students every day in their own way. The teacher in Hung Yen, Tran Thi Thuy, brings the students of the village school to experience the lessons of international students; the teachers in Lang Nu (Lao Cai) love and compensate for their students on behalf of their parents after the historic flash flood, so that the children can "lean" on love to stand up; the Flexible Class of teacher Coi , an 84-year-old teacher who has volunteered for more than 30 years to teach students with intellectual disabilities and those with especially difficult family circumstances who cannot go to school; the classes of Transformation with Love at reformatory facilities; the dance class of the physics teacher at "Ams" school...

From her stories, we see that the key to happiness for scientists, in addition to achievements in discovering new knowledge, is also being behind the success of students, as confided by Professor Helen Nguyen, a world-leading scientist in the field of environmental engineering (Happiness when being behind success) .

In happy families, the key to happiness is "just love each other wholeheartedly, live wholeheartedly with your family, then God will love you...", as shared by the mother of Professor Vu Ha Van (in the article "There is no "formula" for motherhood "); are experiences shared in the patient journey of a mother accompanying her child with autism in the "How to use Bees" Guide ...

The key to happiness lies in the "boxes" of memories, which contain memories of mothers. Although there are many ways to express love, the common denominator is still the shining examples of lifestyle and philosophy in Parents are the cultural examples of Associate Professor Nguyen Van Huy, a famous ethnologist and museumologist. "Mother taught us about sharing, not through teachings...", as the story of Vietnam's leading professor and doctor of cardiovascular surgery Le Ngoc Thanh (Sang nho me) ; is the "Private Score" of mother that Associate Professor Chu Cam Tho (Vietnam Institute of Educational Sciences) realized that although she was strict and made her "cry", thanks to that, she took more confident steps...

The key to happiness is also being loved and loving yourself more through warm gifts of travel and experiences; it is a way to beautify without "surgery" ...

We believe that, when reading this publication, you will realize your happiness from the smallest things, and know how to make the people around you happier.

Source: https://thanhnien.vn/an-pham-mung-ngay-quoc-te-phu-nu-83-chia-khoa-hanh-phuc-185250304185827826.htm