On the morning of November 18th, the exhibition "50 Years of Educational Innovation: A Mark of Aspiration for the Future" opened. The event is part of a series of activities celebrating 50 years of education and training in the city, and affirms the role and mission of the education sector in building and protecting the nation. In the photo, Director of the Department of Education and Training Nguyen Van Hieu and many delegates are visiting and experiencing the booths at the exhibition.
The exhibition features 125 photographs at the Reunification Hall, 9 booths, and 5 display areas representing 5 stages of development of education in Ho Chi Minh City. Each area is arranged chronologically, helping viewers clearly visualize the transformation of the education sector over the past 50 years.
At booth number 7, in professional cluster 14, two students from My Phuoc Secondary School presented a model of Ho Chi Minh City after administrative mergers. Using Lego, they built a city with a focus on smart transportation and industrialization/modernization, and also proposed a plan for future urban development.
Elementary school students visited and experienced modern, intelligent robotic products at a booth showcasing English learning methods using AI applications and virtual classrooms on the Metaverse platform.
KDI Education's booth showcased a range of products applying STEM methods to teaching, from robotic arms to robotic ants. Through these visual models, students can become familiar with electronic circuits, experience 3D printing, and directly control robots with a controller. This is a way for them to learn by doing, touching technology instead of just listening to lectures.
This solar-powered lifebuoy helps students better understand how to prevent accidents at sea.
The logistics products made by middle school students utilize green energy.
Speaking at the opening ceremony, Vice Chairman of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee Bui Minh Thanh affirmed that this is an opportunity to summarize outstanding achievements and inspire aspirations for development in the new phase. "Each photograph tells a story, recording the correct directives and decisions of the central government and the city, the tireless efforts of generations of education and training administrators and teachers in the cause of nurturing future generations," he said. The exhibition will run until November 20, 2025.
Source: https://vietnamnet.vn/hoc-sinh-tphcm-trai-nghiem-robot-thong-minh-tai-trien-lam-50-nam-giao-duc-2463842.html
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