Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted meets national standards level 2

Speaking at the ceremony, Principal of Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted, Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Van Tien said: After 59 years of establishment and development, from a single-subject specialized block, the school now has a full range of specialized classes with a scale of nearly 2,000 students, continuously ranked in the top of specialized high schools nationwide. Many generations of students have achieved excellent results in national and international competitions and have made positive contributions to the fields of science , technology, medicine, culture and society both domestically and internationally.

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung and delegates performed the ceremony of attaching the signboard of the school meeting national standards level 2.

Not stopping at the achievements, Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted is currently strongly innovating in teaching methods and developingeducation in a modern, comprehensive and internationally integrated direction. The school promotes the application of information technology and comprehensive digital transformation in teaching and learning, including: building an online learning system, digital learning material warehouse, smart classrooms, along with the use of technology platforms in testing and evaluation. Teachers are regularly trained to adapt to the new educational model, helping to maximize students' initiative and creativity.

In parallel with the educational innovation process, Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted has introduced STEM and science and technology education into its curriculum as well as extracurricular activities. The school has established many clubs such as STEM, Robocom, artificial intelligence (AI), and organized experiential learning sessions and scientific and technological research practice for students.

The Ministry of Science and Technology donated a STEM education room to Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted.

Many student research projects have won high prizes at national and international science and technology competitions. Recently, students of the school have developed AI applications to support learning data analysis, build automatic robots for student Robocon competitions, initial but promising achievements.

"In the coming time, the school will promote tradition, promote creative activities, scientific research among students, and strongly develop STEM, AI and digital transformation education. The goal is to train a generation of global citizens, capable of integration, responsibility and humanity", emphasized Associate Professor, Dr. Vu Van Tien.

The Rector of Hanoi National University of Education, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Duc Son shared: Developing STEM is a very positive direction for education. The school is always aware that, to have high-quality STEM resources in the future, it is necessary to start from high school. When a student is nurtured with a passion for STEM from an early age, making STEM an indispensable part of learning, it will be a strong motivation for them to develop into experts in this field.

Rector of Hanoi National University of Education, Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Duc Son shared at the ceremony.

Hanoi National University of Education has developed STEM teacher training programs for high schools. With a strong team of teachers, the school focuses on systematic and methodical STEM training. In recent years, the school has also implemented a Natural Science teacher training program, which integrates STEM orientation and methods into teaching content. Not only stopping at theory, Hanoi National University of Education also built STEM labs, not only for students of specialized schools but also for students of high schools under Hanoi National University of Education, creating conditions for them to experience and practice scientific and technological knowledge.

Associate Professor, Dr. Nguyen Duc Son affirmed that this is the encouragement and also the responsibility of the school in developing STEM education as a key school in pedagogy. In addition, the school has a large team of scientists, lecturers, professors, associate professors in the fields of Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, ready to contribute to the cause of educational development. In the coming time, the school hopes to receive more attention from the Minister of Science and Technology, helping the school's scientific team to maximize their potential, contributing to the development of science and technology and the country.

At the ceremony, Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung congratulated Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted on being recognized as meeting national standards level 2.

The Minister of Science and Technology said that the Ministry can support the development of technological tools, contributing to educational reform towards learning through inquiry and learning through practice. This is a positive benefit that science and technology in the 4.0 era brings. Not only changing the tools and methods of production, innovation and digital transformation also help change the methods and tools of education and training.

The Minister also shared that some countries have made artificial intelligence a compulsory subject from secondary school or integrated it into the IT subject, STEM program and digital skills. Instead of focusing on programming algorithms, these programs focus on understanding the concept and role of artificial intelligence in life, how to apply AI in learning, and at the same time train the skills to distinguish between real and fake, avoid abusing or being abused by artificial intelligence. The goal is to help students understand and master technology, not be led or passive in the face of AI development.

Minister of Science and Technology Nguyen Manh Hung spoke at the ceremony.

Artificial intelligence is special in that it is not only a large-scale production tool but also a tool for each individual, increasing the power of each individual in learning, life, creativity and work. The Ministry of Science and Technology is working with the Ministry of Education and Training to establish an AI curriculum that includes cognition, application and creativity, integrated into subjects such as: Mathematics, Information Technology, Civic Education, Technology from high school to university.

Minister Nguyen Manh Hung emphasized that STEM is a way to combine interdisciplinary and practice-based education, solving real-world problems. Students must work in groups, create solutions, apply knowledge to design, and practice presentation and debate. Students learn experimental thinking, action, and problem solving. In addition, the Ministry of Science and Technology has programs to support Vietnamese businesses and technology to research and develop STEM systems to serve education, contributing to improving the quality of training.

On this occasion, the Ministry of Science and Technology donated a STEM education room to Hanoi National University of Education High School for the Gifted.

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