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Texas Tech chancellor: Attracting Vietnamese students is top priority
Attracting more Vietnamese students to the university is a top priority of Texas Tech, said Chancellor of the Texas Tech University System, Kent R. Hance, at a meeting with Le Dung, Vietnamese Consulate General in Houston in late February 2010...
NA’s delegation found a lot of problems at universities
A lot of problems have been found by the delegation of the National Assembly’s Standing Committee when it had working sessions with 40 universities...
Universities should not raise tuition fees ‘hastily’: NA official
Universities should consider people’s living conditions before they make plans for increasing tuition fees, says Dao Trong Thi, Chairman of the National Assembly’s Committee for Culture, Education, Youth and Children...
Remote schools remain empty after holiday
After Tet (Lunar New Year) only five pupils of a class of 15 have resumed their studies at Vang Ma Chai Primary School, Phong Tho District, in the northern province of Lai Chau...
How a family’s love helped a son to achieve against the odds
Ngo Van Bang, 55, and his wife, like many other couples, were so happy when they gave birth to a son. However, they later realized that the son was not normal like other boys. The boy’s limbs were too short and all curled up, and his head was too big. The sadness was so much that his wife became weaker and weaker...
Poor quality teaching stifles vocational training programmes
Training quality remains a serious obstacle to meeting domestic skills shortages. Over the last 10 years the number of teachers at vocational training schools has risen faster than training quality, according to Cao Van Sam from the Ministry of Education and Training...
