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Reducing gaps in education remains important in Vietnam as new school year kicks in

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This week, more than 23 million students across Vietnam tuned in to the reverberating sound of beating drums to mark the start of a new school year. By tradition, the thunderous drumming evokes the excitement of children as they embark on a journey of learning and development. Education levels today far exceeds those of previous generations, with nearly universal enrollment in primary and lower secondary levels. This fall, following a period of disrupted learning, it is hoped that the upcoming school year will provide an opportunity for students to catch up, continuing to build on their foundation of skills and knowledge that will equip them for success. More than ever, it is vital to ensure that all children have equal access to opportunities for education by narrowing remaining educational gaps. Learning during COVID-19 varied substantially among different parts of the population, with poorer households having less access to online learning than wealthier ones. Even among those that

Reducing gaps in education remains important in Vietnam as new school year kicks in Published on East Asia & Pacific on the Rise Reducing gaps in education remains important in Vietnam as new school year kicks in Anh Thi Bao Tran Judy Yang September 07, 2022 This page in: English English English This week, more than 23 million students across Vietnam tuned in to the reverberating sound of beating drums to mark the start of a new school year. This week, more than 23 million students across Vietnam tuned in to the reverberating sound of beating drums to mark the start of a new school year. By tr

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