Prolonged heavy rain, more schools switch to online teaching

       

Many universities organize online teaching

The Academy of Posts and Telecommunications has just adjusted to online learning (on platforms TranS, MS Team, Google Meet...) from September 11 until further notice. The Academy will temporarily postpone and arrange a make-up schedule with direct practical classes.

The University of Transport Technology also continued to announce that the school will teach online until September 15. Previously, the school had adjusted the student schedule on September 10 from in-person to online due to the complicated weather situation after storm No. 3.

Due to prolonged heavy rain, many schools in Hanoi had to let students stay home or switch to online teaching.

Hanoi Capital University and the National Academy of Public Administration also switched teaching from in-person to online according to the issued schedule starting from September 11 to September 15.

Hanoi University of Business and Technology has adjusted the form of the first week of student-citizen activities for the 29th course (2024-2025 school year) from September 11 to an in-person or online schedule, depending on the students' choice. The school's classes were also held online in advance due to the impact of storms and floods.

Previously, on the afternoon of September 10, many training units of Hanoi National University also announced that they would switch from in-person classes to online classes due to the complicated flood situation in the North, ensuring the safety of learners.

Accordingly, the University of Social Sciences and Humanities and the University of Economics , Vietnam National University, Hanoi announced to all classes from the afternoon of September 10 from in-person to online until further notice.

The University ofEducation , Vietnam National University, Hanoi announced that it will organize online teaching for students from September 10 to September 14. Undergraduate and postgraduate courses organized by the University of Education will switch to online teaching and learning or self-study under the guidance of lecturers.

The University of Law, Vietnam National University, Hanoi announced that it will continue to postpone the class schedule for K69 students (new students) until September 16. The week off due to storm No. 3 will be compensated by the reserve week for semester I of the 2024-2025 school year.

The School of Interdisciplinary Sciences and Arts, Vietnam National University, Hanoi, allows students to study online from September 11 according to the schedule until further notice.

Hanoi University of Science and Technology allows new students to take a break from school until September 11. For second-year students and above, the school will teach online until September 14, except for practical, experimental, and national defense and security education classes that will continue to be taught in person. From September 16, all courses will return to in-person learning according to the schedule.

Thai Nguyen University of Medicine and Pharmacy and Thai Nguyen University also announced that all students will stop studying theory and practice, and will cancel all exams from September 10 to September 15.

In order to facilitate students living far away and affected by storm No. 3, Hanoi University of Architecture has also postponed the admission date to September 19.

More high schools have to let students stay home

In general education, according to statistics from the Hanoi Department of Education and Training on the morning of September 11, the entire city had 126 schools temporarily suspending in-person learning due to the impact of heavy rain, an increase from 117 schools on September 10. If the weather continues to be complicated and there is heavy rain, it is predicted that the number of schools that will have to suspend in-person learning will be even higher.

In Ba Dinh district, due to the impact of heavy rain, schools in Phuc Xa ward located outside the Red River dike, including Nghia Dung Primary School and Phuc Xa Secondary School, have switched to online teaching; some kindergartens have had to temporarily stop receiving children.

In Ba Vi district, in addition to the two primary and secondary schools in Minh Chau island commune that teach completely online, there are a number of schools that have combined in-person and online teaching...

Faced with the complicated weather conditions, the Hanoi Department of Education and Training has requested education and training departments, vocational and continuing education centers, and affiliated schools to review infrastructure and prepare plans to switch to online teaching. Schools need to proactively monitor students’ situations, review each student’s learning tools, and implement online teaching plans as soon as necessary.

In cases where students' families are in difficulty and lack learning equipment, along with synthesizing and having on-site support plans, schools need to flexibly organize learning methods so that students can maintain their studies and limit the impact on the school year schedule.

The Department of Education and Training notes that schools need to check their facilities daily. Only when safety is ensured can they organize in-person teaching.

H. Thanh

Source: https://cand.com.vn/giao-duc/mua-lon-keo-dai-them-nhieu-truong-chuyen-sang-day-hoc-truc-tuyen-i743564/