The journey from 136 Ho Tung Mau to 20B, Alley 275 Au Co, Tay Ho, Hanoi, took Newton's teachers and students through the hustle and bustle of the modern capital to a peaceful and serene space dedicated to literature and art. The spacious grounds, designed in a modern yet literary style, provided a wonderful experience for the students. The warm, enthusiastic, and professional working style and hospitality of the museum staff also left a positive impression, creating an inspiring journey.
Students from 14 tenth-grade classes filled the museum's grand hall, dressed in the vibrant, beautiful, and modern colors of Newton school uniforms. The well-organized activity groups created an engaging and effective learning experience. Learning tasks were assigned to each student via individual worksheets upon boarding the bus. Tasks and learning equipment were also clearly allocated beforehand. With a spirit of eagerness to learn, dynamism, and confidence, each student gained valuable lessons, precious information, and profound insights into the literary journey of the Vietnamese nation. A love for literature, a love for their country, and a sense of self-improvement were naturally awakened in each student.
The introductory presentation was provided to the students in a comprehensive and detailed manner by the instructors at the beginning of the program. Afterward, the students toured each exhibition area – each space representing a period, era, or literary career of outstanding writers. The flow of Vietnamese history and literary life over 4000 years is vividly displayed not only through the exhibits but also through the artistic and scientific design and arrangement of the space. The student groups listened attentively, explored, and actively and seriously completed their learning tasks.
Afterward, the students watched a film in the museum's multi-screen projection room. According to the Literature 10 curriculum – part of the "Connecting Knowledge with Life" textbook series currently being taught in class – lesson 6: Nguyen Trai – dedicated to helping the people ; the documentary film chosen for screening was: Nguyen Trai – an outstanding cultural figure. The students had the opportunity to see and hear a complete account of the life of this renowned cultural figure of the nation. They gained more understanding, felt more moved, and were proud of the author of the epic " Binh Ngo Dai Cao" (Proclamation of Victory over the Ngo) – the man to whom Emperor Le Thanh Tong bestowed the seven-character inscription "Uc Trai tam thuong quang khue tao" (Uc Trai's heart shines like the morning star) . The students eagerly took notes and absorbed this valuable information. Certainly, these valuable experiences will enrich their knowledge, cultivate their love for literature and their country throughout their lives. It will also be a motivation and inspiration for noble ideals and a desire to contribute to building the nation for the future generation of the country.
Bringing literature closer to real life, deeply experiencing the lessons of Vietnamese language and literature; bridging the gap of space and time, so that learners can truly live and learn about literature; this is the purpose and success of today's experience at the Vietnam Literature Museum for 10th-grade students in particular and in Newton's superior educational program in general.
Learning activities with such lively and engaging approaches to lessons will surely inspire and foster creative ideas, a love of literature, and effective learning methods in students. Both teachers and students had a morning of experiential learning filled with both knowledge and emotions!
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