A difficult problem

- Look at these kids now, being driven to school in cars, and living in cool, air-conditioned classrooms. They must be so lucky.

- It's nice for the body, but my head is spinning like a top. After school, it's a rush of extra classes, exam preparation sessions that last Sundays and throughout the summer. My eyes are glued to the screen all year round, surrounded by stacks of sample questions... there's no longer the carefree childhood we had before.

Therefore, during every admissions season, newspapers are filled with phrases like "the battle," "the competition ratio"—sounding more like a major competition than a matter of academics.

- It's heartbreaking to think about how they're dumping all of children's childhood memories into these races for grades, turning what should be a lighthearted activity into something filled with pressure and competition.

- Everyone finds this problem difficult, and unfortunately, we've been struggling to find the answer for a long time.

- The school alone can't solve this. As long as society is obsessed with academic degrees and parents refuse to lower their expectations, this math problem will remain unsolved for a long time!

DE MI PHO

Source: https://www.sggp.org.vn/bai-toan-kho-post853663.html