Help students develop a greater love for cultural heritage.

Paying attention to and selecting appropriate and effective forms of traditional education for students is one of the important tasks and solutions to contribute to improving the overall quality of education. Therefore, the Provincial Museum has coordinated with the Department of Education and Training of Tánh Linh district to organize an exhibition of paintings on local cultural heritage.

Students and teachers view paintings depicting heritage.

Within the spacious grounds of the school, over 650 students and teachers from Lac Tanh 1 Primary School had the opportunity to admire and learn about local heritage through paintings created by the students. From a child's perspective, through the innocent brushstrokes of young students, historical and cultural relics, architectural art, scenic spots, rituals, festivals, customs, and traditional crafts of the ethnic groups living in the province were vividly and naturally depicted using various materials. In addition, students in the mountainous region of Tanh Linh also learned about charts and maps – historical evidence of Vietnam's sovereignty over its seas and islands. This helped them gain a deeper understanding of the position, role, and potential of the seas and islands in the cause of national construction and defense.

The exhibition attracted the attention of local leaders and captivated students.

While guiding students in viewing the paintings, Ms. Huynh Thi Ngoc Ha – Principal of Lac Thanh 1 Primary School – said: “Organizing extracurricular lessons related to promoting local historical and cultural relics is an effective and necessary form of education, and a correct direction that suits the practical requirements of education today. Through the displayed paintings, students learn many skills, how to use drawing materials, and develop creative thinking in art. This encourages them to explore the values ​​of heritage and history, and to better connect them to important national events and issues.”

Cat Hoang Gia Nhi, a student in class 4C, and her classmates were all fascinated by the information presented by the teachers after viewing the paintings. This helped them broaden their knowledge and understanding of heritage, as well as the history of their ancestors' struggle to build and defend the nation.

Mr. Doan Van Thuan, Director of the Provincial Museum, said: "The collaboration with schools to educate students about traditions through cultural heritage has been implemented by the Provincial Museum and the Provincial Department of Education and Training for many years, using various methods. These include taking students on direct visits to museums and historical sites; organizing drawing competitions about historical sites and the colors of national culture; and holding extracurricular activities and mobile exhibitions to promote and introduce the artifacts displayed at the museum and showcase cultural heritage paintings at schools… Encouragingly, these programs have received positive feedback from teachers, students, and parents. Students have developed a greater love for history and national traditions, and have expressed a desire to visit and learn about historical sites to enrich their knowledge and cultivate love for their homeland."

According to the new general education curriculum, lessons on local history and culture in subjects such as literature, history, and geography are included in the curriculum. Therefore, extracurricular activities exploring cultural heritage will contribute to the innovation of teaching methods, linking theory with practice. At the same time, it will contribute to the formation and development of character, raising awareness and responsibility among the younger generation in preserving, protecting, and promoting the traditions and cultural heritage values ​​of the nation.

Source: https://baobinhthuan.com.vn/giup-hoc-sinh-them-yeu-di-san-van-hoa-112452.html