Director of Hanoi Department of Education and Training: Lifelong learning helps each person become a better version

In his opening speech, Director of the Hanoi Department of Education and Training Tran The Cuong said that in the context of digital economic development, artificial intelligence and deep international integration as today, it has required each citizen not only to have professional knowledge, but also to have the ability to continuously learn, adapt flexibly, innovate and contribute positively to the community and to the socio-economic development of the country.

Lifelong learning is not a slogan but a motto, a cultural trait in every Hanoian . Learning to know, learning to do, learning to affirm one's own values. In this journey, every organization, every community, every citizen has a role and responsibility.

“Lifelong learning is the path that helps each person become a better version of themselves, maximize their abilities, and thereby make positive contributions to their family and society,” said Mr. Cuong.

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Director of Hanoi Department of Education and Training Tran The Cuong presented flowers to delegates participating in the exchange program.

According to Mr. Cuong, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training is committed to continuing to promote its core role in advising, coordinating and organizing the implementation of activities; proactively coordinating with relevant departments, sectors and units to complete the goal of making Hanoi a member of the UNESCO "Global Learning Cities" network by 2025.

In particular, schools at all levels actively innovate teaching methods, focusing on developing students' self-study and research abilities, life skills and lifelong learning. Teachers andeducational administrators will play the role of "inspirational people" for the young generation's continuous learning journey.

During the exchange, Ms. Pham Thi Huyen (Thanh Xuan district, Hanoi), who has opened a literacy class for disadvantaged and disadvantaged students for nearly 30 years, shared that out of her love for disadvantaged and illiterate children, she opened a class and taught for free.

“Only love for children, love for the job, and enthusiasm can help me happily teach disadvantaged and disadvantaged children,” said Ms. Huyen.

Pham Quang Giang, 40 years old, a blind student, studying in grade 10 at Nguyen Van To Vocational Education - Continuing Education Center (Hoan Kiem District) moved many people when he overcame adversity to find knowledge. Although life has many difficulties and he is not healthy, he still tries every day to go to school.

The story of Ms. Huyen and Mr. Giang moved many students attending the program and spread the motivation to practice and strive to study every day.

Hanoi currently has 579 community learning centers located in 579 communes, wards and towns. Many learning models that promote learning, encourage talents, and build a learning society are interested, developed and have had creative activities, bringing positive meaning in changing people's awareness of lifelong learning.

Ha Linh

Source: https://tienphong.vn/giam-doc-so-gddt-ha-noi-hoc-tap-suot-doi-giup-moi-nguoi-tro-thanh-phien-ban-tot-hon-post1737320.tpo